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    Lying Floor Hyperextension with Towel Exercise Guide

    Lying Floor Hyperextension with Towel demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Erector Spinae
    Equipment
    Body weight
    Body Part
    Hips
    Primary Muscle
    Erector Spinae
    Secondary Muscles
    Hamstrings, Gluteus Maximus
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    strength
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    4.5
    Alternate Names
    Floor Hyperextension with Towel

    How to: Lying Floor Hyperextension with Towel

    1. Lie face down on a flat surface with a towel under your abdomen.
    2. Place your hands behind your head or extended outwards.
    3. Engage your core and slowly lift your upper body off the ground while keeping your legs flat.
    4. Hold the position briefly before lowering back down to the original position.
    5. Repeat for desired repetitions.

    Common Mistakes

    • Using momentum rather than controlled movement.
    • Not keeping the core engaged, which can lead to back strain.
    • Arching the back excessively.

    Modifications

    • Perform with bent knees to reduce strain on the back.
    • Use a pillow for support under the hips.

    Tips

    • Control your movements to avoid straining your back.
    • Engage your core throughout the exercise to maintain stability.

    Lying Floor Hyperextension with Towel Alternatives

    Lying Floor Hyperextension

    Lying Floor Hyperextension

    Body Part: Hips

    Tags

    back strength
    core stability
    hips
    body weight
    strength training
    rehab exercise

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