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    Power Sled Rear Drag Exercise Guide

    Power Sled Rear Drag demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Quadriceps
    Equipment
    Power Sled
    Body Part
    Thighs
    Primary Muscle
    Quadriceps
    Secondary Muscles
    Hamstrings, Gluteus Maximus
    Intensity
    high
    Category
    strength
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    10
    Alternate Names
    Sled Drag

    How to: Power Sled Rear Drag

    1. Attach the harness to the sled securely.
    2. Stand facing away from the sled with feet shoulder-width apart.
    3. Engage your core and bend slightly at the knees.
    4. Begin to walk backward, pulling the sled while maintaining body posture.
    5. Keep a steady pace for the desired distance or repetitions.

    Common Mistakes

    • Rounding the back while dragging.
    • Not engaging the core throughout the movement.
    • Using too much weight too soon.

    Modifications

    • Reduce the weight of the sled for beginners.
    • Perform the exercise on a flat surface.

    Tips

    • Maintain a strong posture to avoid lower back strain.
    • Use a gradual increase in weight to build strength.
    • Ensure the power sled is positioned correctly to prevent injury.

    Power Sled Rear Drag Alternatives

    Power Sled Rear Batwing

    Power Sled Rear Batwing

    Body Part: Thighs

    Power Sled Rear Fly

    Power Sled Rear Fly

    Body Part: Shoulders

    Power Sled Backward Push

    Power Sled Backward Push

    Body Part: Thighs

    Tags

    thighs
    strength
    power sled
    quadriceps
    glutes
    hamstrings

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