Seated Low Back Extension; Standing Low Back Extension - Bowflex Revolution Owner's Manual

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Muscles worked:
Errector Spinae
Bench Position:
removed, seated on seat pad
Accessory:
Long hand grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
8 or 9
Success Tips
• Keep knees bent, feet flat on the
platform and shoulder blades pinched.
• Keep your spine in alignment, chest
lifted, abs tight and a slight arch in your
low back.
• Move only from the hips, do not bend at
the waist.
Muscles worked:
Errector Spinae. Also hip, knee and ankle
stabilizers.
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Long hand grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
8 or 9
Success Tips
• Keep knees bent, feet flat on the floor
and shoulder blades pinched.
• Keep your spine in alignment, chest
lifted, abs tight and a slight arch in your
low back.
• Move only from the hips, do not bend at
the waist.
Back Exercises

Seated Low Back Extension

START
• While sitting on the seat pad,
move the handles to one side
and slide the strap above your
forearms near your elbows.
• Cross your arms in front of your
chest bringing the handles
toward your chest.
• Pinch your shoulder blades
together and lean forward from
the hips, at least 45°.

Standing Low Back Extension

START
• While standing on the floor, move
the handles to one side and slide
the strap above your forearms
near your elbows.
• Cross your arms in front of your
chest bringing the handles
toward your chest.
• Pinch your shoulder blades
together and lean forward from
the hips, at least 45°.
START
START
FINISH
FINISH
• Keeping your chest lifted, move
your entire torso backward by
pivoting at the hips.
• Move as far as you can under
control.
• Slowly move back to the Start
position without slouching or
changing spinal alignment.
FINISH
FINISH
• Keeping your chest lifted and
knees slightly bent, move your
entire torso upwards by pivoting
at the hips. Move as far as you
can under control.
• Slowly move back to the Start
position without slouching or
changing spinal alignment.
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