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Reverse Lunge
A dumbbell lunge that steps backward instead of forward, keeping the front shin more vertical and shifting stress toward the glutes while staying friendlier on the knees.
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Primary
GlutesQuadriceps
Secondary
HamstringsAdductorsCalvesCore
Equipment
Dumbbell
Pattern
Lunge
Setup
- 01Stand tall holding a dumbbell in each hand at your sides.
- 02Set the feet hip width apart with the shoulders back.
- 03Brace the trunk and pick a spot ahead to keep the eyes level.
Execution
- 01Step one foot straight back onto the ball of the foot.
- 02Lower the back knee toward the floor until both knees are near 90 degrees.
- 03Keep most of the weight on the whole front foot.
- 04Drive through the front foot to stand and bring the feet back together, alternating legs or finishing one side first.
Checkpoints
- -The front shin stays close to vertical at the bottom.
- -Torso stays tall with just a slight forward lean.
- -The front knee tracks over the toes without caving in.
- -Hips travel straight down and up, not swinging backward.
Common mistakes
- -Stepping back too short so the front knee slides far past the toes.
- -Pushing off the back leg instead of driving through the front foot.
- -Slamming the back knee into the floor.
- -Letting the dumbbells swing and twist the torso.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 8 to 12 reps per leg for hypertrophy work.
- -A strong substitute for forward lunges when knees complain.
- -Do all reps on one leg before switching to increase local fatigue and reduce setup fiddling.
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