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Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge

Step back, drop down, drive up. Med ball locked at your chest.

Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge exercise demonstration
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How to do it

  1. Stand tall holding a medicine ball at your chest.
  2. Step one foot back and lower until both knees hit about 90 degrees.
  3. Keep your chest up and front knee over your ankle.
  4. Drive through your front heel to stand, then switch legs.

The one cue that matters

Keep your weight in the front heel and torso upright as you lower and rise.

Muscles worked

The Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge is a Glutes-first movement, with Quads working as the supporting cast. Track it consistently and you'll see exactly how it feeds your glutes volume for the week.

FAQ

What muscles does the Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge work?

The Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge primarily works the Glutes with Quads assisting.

How heavy should I go?

Pick a weight where you finish each set with 1 to 2 clean reps left in the tank. Own the top of your rep range before adding weight.

How many sets and reps of Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge?

For most lifters 3 to 4 working sets. Pick the rep range that fits your goal and progress the load when the top of the range feels owned.

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