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    Lever Standing Leg Raise Exercise Guide

    Lever Standing Leg Raise demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Gluteus Maximus
    Equipment
    Leverage machine
    Body Part
    Hips
    Primary Muscle
    Gluteus Maximus
    Secondary Muscles
    Quadriceps, Adductor Magnus, Soleus
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    strength
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    4
    Alternate Names
    Standing Leg Raise

    How to: Lever Standing Leg Raise

    1. Position yourself on the leverage machine with your feet flat.
    2. Select the appropriate weight for your fitness level.
    3. Lift the leg outward, keeping your body stable.
    4. Lower the leg back to the starting position with control.
    5. Repeat for the recommended number of repetitions.

    Common Mistakes

    • Leaning forward excessively during the raise.
    • Not fully extending the leg at the top of the movement.
    • Using too much weight, compromising form.

    Modifications

    • Reduce the weight on the machine for easier execution.
    • Perform the movement slowly to increase control.

    Tips

    • Keep your posture upright during the exercise.
    • Focus on controlled movements to avoid using momentum.
    • Adjust the leverage machine to suit your height.

    Lever Standing Leg Raise Alternatives

    Lever Side Hip Adduction

    Lever Side Hip Adduction

    Body Part: Hips

    Lever Standing Rear Kick

    Lever Standing Rear Kick

    Body Part: Hips

    Tags

    legs
    hip strength
    fitness
    strength training
    glutes
    quad

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