Reverse Box Lunge

Plyometrics / Free Weights / Intermediate

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  • Barbell
  • Box

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reverse box lunge is a plyometrics and free weights exercise that primarily targets the quads and to a lesser degree also targets the glutes, hamstrings, groin and hip flexors ...more

reverse box lunge is a plyometrics and free weights exercise that primarily targets the quads and to a lesser degree also targets the glutes, hamstrings, groin and hip flexors.

The only reverse box lunge equipment that you really need is the following: barbell and box. There are however many different reverse box lunge variations that you can try out that may require different types of reverse box lunge equipment or may even require no equipment at all.

Learning proper reverse box lunge form is easy with the step by step reverse box lunge instructions, reverse box lunge tips, and the instructional reverse box lunge technique video on this page. reverse box lunge is a exercise for those with a intermediate level of physical fitness and exercise experience. Watch the reverse box lunge video, learn how to do the reverse box lunge, and then be sure and browse through the reverse box lunge workouts on our workout plans page!

Tips

  1. Keep back straight throughout exercise. Keep your gaze looking slightly upward to keep proper form in your back .
  2. Place a pad on the barbell if you feel discomfort on your upper back.
  3. Your back thigh should be directly perpendicular to the floor when lunging down.

Variations

  1. Step forward, rather than step backward into the lunge.
  2. Use dumbbells instead of a barbell.
  3. Remove box and perform a barbell side lunge. Step with right foot to your right side (foot should still be pointing forward) and then lower down into lunge so that your right thigh is parallel to the ground and left leg is straight but at 45-degree angle to the ground.

Types

  • Force Type: Push
  • Mechanics Type: Compound

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Equipment Needed

  • Barbell
  • Box

Tips

  1. Keep back straight throughout exercise. Keep your gaze looking slightly upward to keep proper form in your back .
  2. Place a pad on the barbell if you feel discomfort on your upper back.
  3. Your back thigh should be directly perpendicular to the floor when lunging down.

Variations

  1. Step forward, rather than step backward into the lunge.
  2. Use dumbbells instead of a barbell.
  3. Remove box and perform a barbell side lunge. Step with right foot to your right side (foot should still be pointing forward) and then lower down into lunge so that your right thigh is parallel to the ground and left leg is straight but at 45-degree angle to the ground.

Types

  • Force Type: Push
  • Mechanics Type: Compound