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48
Leg Exercises
Standing Hip Extension—(knee stabilized)
Standing Hip Abduction
Muscles worked:
Gluteus Maximus; Biceps Femoris;
Semimembranosus; Semitendinosus
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Ankle Cuff
Pulleys:
Chest Bar
Success Tips
Keep your chest lifted, spine aligned, abs
tight, and a very slight arch in your lower
back.
Do not bend from your waist or lower
back.
Keep your knee stabilized in the 90
o
angle
position.
Muscles Worked:
Gluteus Maximus
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Ankle Cuff
Pulleys:
Chest Bar
Success Tips
Movement should occur only at your
hip—keep the rest of your body motion-
less.
Keep your abs tight, and do not lift your
hips or excessively arch your back.
You should feel tension in the outside of
your glutes throughout the entire motion.
START FINISH
START FINISH
Start
Stand to one side of the Seat
Rail, facing the Power Rod
®
unit.
Secure the Ankle Cuff around
your outside ankle (farthest from
the rail).
Bend forward 30-40
o
from your
hips (not your waist), and very
slightly bend the knee of your
supporting leg.
Start
Stand to one side of the Seat
Rail, one side next to the Power
Rod
®
unit.
Secure the Ankle Cuff around
your ankle farthest from the
Power Rod
®
unit. Keep your leg
straight but your knee loose.
Adjust your position so that there
is some tension in the Cables at
the start of this exercise.
Grasp the Upper Lat Tower to
stabilize your movement.
Action
Initiate the movement by tight-
ening your glutes, and slowly
pivot your leg from your hip.
Move your entire leg backward,
and then lift it slightly behind
you.
Slowly move your leg as far as
you can without allowing any
movement at the waist, knee, or
lower back.
Slowly return to the Start
position.
Action
Slowly move your leg with the
Ankle Cuff outward away from
the Power Rod
®
unit at a 30-45
o
angle, keeping your hips and
spine motionless.
Slowly return to the Start
position without relaxing tension
in your leg.
Keep your hips level during
movement.
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