zHalf Kneeling Lift (duplicate)
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- Exercise Type:
- Core Resist
- Contraindications:
- None
- Equipment:
- Floor Based, Low Bands
- Applicability:
- Group
- Superset?:
- Yes
- Sprint-able?:
- No
Key Teaching Points:
- 1. Engage the core before initiating any movement.
- 2. Progressive overload is achieved by increasing lever arm, load, or time, not by cheating range.
- 3. Avoid compensation patterns; if form breaks, address the limiting factor.
- 4. If the position breaks down, rest and reset rather than grinding through poor form.
Regression:
Reduce the lever arm — bring the load closer to the body. Widen the stance for more base stability.
Progression:
Progress to a single-limb support position: one-arm plank, single-leg hold.
Common Problems:
Lower back extension substituting for core tension — cue rib cage down and posterior pelvic tilt.