Quadruped hip extension

Glutes · no equipment. Drive the thigh back with the knee bent without rotating your pelvis.

Illustrative model of the quadruped hip extension
Illustrative demo; it doesn't assess your form.

Main muscle: Glutes

Also works: hamstrings · abs

Equipment: no equipment

Typical: 2–4 sets of 8–20, leaving 1–3 reps in the tank.

How to do it

  1. Drive the thigh back with the knee bent without rotating your pelvis.
  2. Hands under shoulders and knees under hips; core tight.
  3. Lift until your thigh is in line with your torso, no higher.

Common mistakes

Alternative

No equipment, or want to switch it up: Cable hip extension.

Log it in one message

Type or say: “Did 3 sets of 12 floor kickback.”

Fituba logs the weights session and its points; in Train you can add sets, reps and load to compare your strength progress. Sample wording, not a prescription.

FAQ

What muscles does the quadruped hip extension work?

Main: glutes. Also working: hamstrings and abs.

How many sets and reps of floor kickback?

Typical: 2–4 sets of 8–20, leaving 1–3 reps in the tank. Adjust the load so you finish every set with good form; the load is the extra weight on top of your bodyweight.

How do I log floor kickback in Fituba?

Type “Did 3 sets of 12 floor kickback” and Fituba logs your weights session with its sets, reps and load.

Sources and limits

Original Fituba copy based on standard technique guides (StrengthLog · Glutes). General education: the demo and these notes don't assess your form, mobility or the right load for you; for individual coaching, see a trainer.

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