Bowflex RevolutionXP manual Standing Hip Extension knee flexed Muscles worked

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Leg Exercises

Standing Hip Extension — (knee flexed)

Muscles worked:

Gluteus Maximus; Hamstring muscles

Position:

Standing—facing machine. Seat removed.

Accessory:

Foot Harness

Adjustable Arm Position:

9

Success Tips

•Keep your knees slightly bent and support foot on Platform.

•Keep your chest lifted, spine aligned, abs tight and a very slight arch in your lower back.

•Do not bend from waist or lower back.

•Keep your knee stabilized in the 90° angle position.

START

START

•Secure the Foot Harness on your foot. Bend this leg approximately 90°.

•Bend forward 30-40° from your hips (not your waist) and very slightly bend the knee of your supporting leg.

•Hold onto the Seat Back Pad to stabilize yourself.

FINISH

FINISH

•Initiate the movement by tightening your glutes and hamstrings. Slowly pivot your leg from your hip. Move your entire leg backward, to a straight position.

•Slowly move your leg as far as you can, without allowing any movement at the waist or lower back.

•Slowly return to Start position.

Standing Hip Extension — (knee stabilized)

Muscles worked:

Gluteus Maximus; Hamstring muscles

Position:

Standing—facing machine. Seat removed.

Accessory:

Foot Harness

Adjustable Arm Position:

9

Success Tips

•Keep your knees slightly bent and support foot on Platform.

•Keep your chest lifted, spine aligned, abs tight and a very slight arch in your lower back.

•Do not bend from waist or lower back.

•Keep working leg straight or only very slightly bent.

START

START

•Secure the Foot Harness on your foot. Keep this leg straight, but not locked at the knee.

•Bend forward 30-40° from your hips (not your waist) and very slightly bend the knee of your supporting leg.

•Hold onto the Seat Back Pad to stabilize yourself.

FINISH

FINISH

•Initiate the movement by tightening your glutes and slowly pivoting 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 Start position.

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Contents Bowflex Revolution XP Fitness GuideProduct Specifications Safety Precautions Important Safety InstructionsSafety Warning Labels Safety Warning Labels Getting to Know Your Bowflex Revolution XP Home Gym Bowflex Revolution XP Parts Reference GuideUsing Your Bowflex Revolution XP Home Gym Adjusting And Understanding ResistanceSpiraFlex Resistance Attaching SpiraFlex Resistance Packs Preparing for Use, Storing, and Moving Preparing for UseMaintenance Preventative MaintenanceAdjusting Cable Tension Cable Routing and Storage Squat Frame Pulley CablesAttaching Accessories Hand GripsInstalling the Seat and Attachments Seat and Back Pad with Locking PinLeg Extension Installing Attachments Safety precautionsBowflex Revolution XP Accessory Rack ordered separately Companion EquipmentDefining Your Goals Reaching Your Goals Designing Your Own ProgramExercising Properly Working OutWorkouts Minute Better Body WorkoutAdvanced General Conditioning Minute Upper/Lower Body Frequency 4 Days Per Week M-T-TH-FBody Building Frequency 3 Days On, 1 Day OffCircuit Training Anaerobic/Cardiovascular Frequency 2-3 Times Per WeekStrength Training Frequency 3 Days Per Week M-W-F Time About 45-60 MinutesExercises Revolutionary Way to ExerciseAdjustable Arm Position Success Tips Chest ExercisesHand Grips Chest Exercises Adjustable Arm Position Chest Exercises Chest Exercises Standing-facing outward. Seat re- moved Chest Exercises Shoulder Exercises Bent Rear Delt Row Muscles worked Rear Deltoids Middle Deltoids Trapezius Rhomboids Front Deltoids Upper Trapezius Triceps Middle Deltoids Supraspinatus Upper Trapezius Shoulder Extension elbows stabilized Muscles worked Scapular Protraction elbows stabilized Muscles worked Shoulder Rotator Cuff Internal Rotation Muscles worked Scapular Retraction Muscles worked Subscapularis Middle\Inferior fibers Pectoralis Major Posterior Deltoid, Teres minor, Infra- spinatus Back Exercises Startfinish Stiff Arm Pulldown Muscles worked Start Finish Adjustable Arm Position Success Tips Arm Exercises Triceps Extension Elbow Extension overhead Muscles worked Rope Pushdown Elbow Extension Muscles worked Start Finish Brachioradialis Biceps Reverse Curl Elbow Flexion in pronation Muscles worked Wrist Extension Muscles worked Resisted Dip Elbow Extension Muscles worked Upper Body Opposition Push-Pull Muscles worked Adjustable Arm Position Success Tips Abdominal Exercises Standing Oblique Abdominal Crunch Muscles worked Kneeling Low to High Trunk Rotation Muscles worked Leg Exercises Gastrocnemius Soleus Standing Hip Extension knee flexed Muscles worked Standing Hip Abduction Muscles worked Hip Flexion with Knee Flexion Muscles worked Stiff Leg Dead Lift Muscles worked Standing Hip Internal Rotation Muscles worked Lying Hip Internal Rotation Muscles worked Standing Single Leg Curl Knee Flexion Muscles worked Muscle Chart Page Exercise Log Page NOW Introduction The Bowflex Body Leanness ProgramPersonal Guarantee From Dr. Ellington Darden Circumference of Body Parts MeasurementsBody Weight Women MeasureSkinfold Measurements Women Measure Suprailium, Triceps, and ThighMen Measure Chest, Abdomen and Thigh Using Calipers When Measuring Skinfolds Optional Picture TakingWomen Men Age in Years Female Male Determining Your Body FatTo Use The Nomogram Percent Body-FatCalculating Lean Body Mass For ExampleEnter Your Information Here Pounds or Kilograms Your Results Summary Sheet Measurements Before After DifferenceGuidelines Week 1&2 Guidelines Week 3&4Guidelines Week 5&6 Eating Guidelines Keep Menus Simple and Food Substitutions to a MinimumAvoid Too Much Stress Superhydrate Your System Eating Plan Week 5Eating Plan US Measurements CerealEating Plan Metric Measurements Shopping List May I have dinner for lunch and lunch for dinner? Page Eat smaller meals more frequently Limited Warranty Week Satisfaction GuaranteeBowflex Revolution XP Warranty Registration Card IMPORTANT! Mail Within 30 Days of PurchasePlease fold over and tape before mailing Offices in the United States

RevolutionXP specifications

The Bowflex RevolutionXP is a cutting-edge piece of home fitness equipment that combines advanced technology with versatile workout options to cater to a wide range of fitness enthusiasts. Designed for those who seek both strength training and cardio workouts in the comfort of their own home, the RevolutionXP stands out in the crowded fitness market for its innovative features and compact design.

One of the standout features of the Bowflex RevolutionXP is its SpiraFlex resistance technology. Unlike traditional weights, SpiraFlex uses flexible resistance bands that provide smooth and consistent resistance throughout each movement. This technology not only mimics weights but also reduces the risk of injury by minimizing the effects of gravity. With resistance levels ranging from 10 to 210 pounds, users can easily adjust their workouts to match their fitness levels.

The Bowflex RevolutionXP comes with over 100 exercise options, targeting various muscle groups. Users can perform everything from traditional exercises such as bench presses, squats, and leg extensions to unique moves like functional training exercises. The versatility of this equipment makes it ideal for personal trainers and home gym users looking to diversify their workout routines.

The design of the RevolutionXP focuses on space efficiency, allowing it to fit seamlessly into any home gym setup. Its compact footprint means it can be used in smaller areas without sacrificing workout quality. The folding design also allows for easy storage when the equipment is not in use.

Another notable feature is the patented Quick Change System. This allows users to switch between different exercises effortlessly, saving time during workouts and keeping the momentum going. Whether you're transitioning from a strength move to a cardio burst, the smooth operation of the RevolutionXP ensures a seamless workout experience.

Additionally, the Bowflex RevolutionXP provides users with the option to upgrade to a more comprehensive model, further expanding its capabilities. With options for more resistance, additional accessories, and enhanced training programs, this equipment continues to grow with the user's fitness journey.

In summary, the Bowflex RevolutionXP is a versatile and innovative home gym solution that combines advanced resistance technology with a wide range of exercises. Its compact design, adjustable resistance levels, and quick-change capabilities make it suitable for anyone, from beginners to seasoned athletes. The RevolutionXP is truly a comprehensive fitness system that enables users to achieve their workout goals effectively and efficiently.
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