Both forward and reverse lunges offer unique benefits and challenges. If you’re looking to strengthen your lower body while reducing knee strain, reverse lunges might be a better fit for your fitness routine vs. forward lunges. Keep in mind, mastering the correct lunge technique and programming...
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2) Hip Position.The muscles of the working hip flex more with a reverse lunge as you step back than during a standard forward lunge, relieving some of the pressure going through the patellar tendon. That’s because one of the four quad muscles–the rectus femoris–crosses the hip joint. ...