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Assisted Reverse Lunge

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Assisted Reverse Lunge is a bodyweight legs movement. It primarily trains the Glutes, with the Quadriceps and Hamstrings assisting. In Rebar it is logged as weight × reps, so every set contributes to your volume, your estimated 1RM and your Strength Index. It is also called supported reverse lunge, assisted lunge.

Movement details

Primary muscle
Glutes
Secondary
Quadriceps, Hamstrings
Equipment
Bodyweight
Tracked as
Weight × reps
Also known as
supported reverse lungeassisted lunge

Track your Assisted Reverse Lunge

Log it in Rebar and this page becomes your record for the lift: every session, your heaviest set, and estimated-1RM progression over time.

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