Exercise
Bench Reverse Hyperextension
Also known as: reverse hyper on flat bench, bench reverse hyper, reverse hyperextension bench
Bench Reverse Hyperextension is a compound exercise for the glutes. Main target: gluteus maximus. Also works: biceps femoris and lower back. No equipment needed — just your bodyweight.
Muscles worked
How to do it
- Lie face down on a flat bench with your hips at the edge and legs hanging toward the floor; grip the bench for support.
- Keeping the legs straight, raise them behind you until they are in line with your torso.
- Squeeze the glutes at the top, then lower the legs slowly without swinging.
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