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Mobility · Lower back

Crossover Reverse Lunge

A mobility exercise that works the lower back. Intermediate level, using bodyweight.

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Muscles worked

PrimaryLower back
SecondaryAbs, Glutes, Hamstrings, Quads

Hip flexors, lower back, and mobility.

Setup and loading

Bodyweight.

How to do the crossover reverse lunge step by step

  1. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
  2. Step back and rotate your torso toward your front leg.
  3. Return and switch sides.

Form cues

  • Knee aligned
  • Controlled rotation

Common mistakes

  • Losing your balance
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Sets and reps for your goal

Mobility

2-3 x 20-40 s per side

2-3 sets of 30-60 seconds or 8-10 slow reps. Daily or before training.

Work in a pain-free range with slow breathing. A little often is better than a lot once in a while.

A guide for healthy adults. Adjust the load to your level and see a professional if you have an injury.

Check your form

Film yourself from the side or ask someone to watch, then tick what you get right.

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