Reverse Plank Between Two Chairs
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muscles: | Latissimus Dorsi![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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auxiliary muscles: | Triceps![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
required: | Seat |
optional: | Exercise Ball |
fitness level: | Normal |
exercise type: | Strength - isometric |
Variations available (4) |


General And Specifics
- you can require the entire back musculature very well without using weights
Starting Position
- sit down between two chairs, which are about shoulder width apart
- position the upper arms on the seat areas (triceps down)
- the arms need to be in a 90 degree angle to the upper body
- the forearms point to the ceiling
- stretch out the legs
Correct Execution
- now lift the hip and bring your body into a line from head to toes
- hold this static position for 10-20 seconds, do not let the hip sink down
- afterwards, lower the hip and go on to the next rep
tip for the workout
- it becomes harder, if you put your feet on a third chair or on a gym ball