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Last discussed Sep 14, 2026

A resistance exercise targeting the spinal erectors and lower back muscles, typically performed on a 45-degree hyperextension bench or GHD machine.

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Used for: Strengthening spinal erectors and lower back to prevent injury, improve posture, and enhance overall lifting performance Praised: Eliminates nagging injuries; improves posture; strengthens the entire posteri...

"I make sure I get 100 reps of hyperextensions per week. I have a commitment to 100 reps. Having those strong spinal erector muscles — my default posture has suffered in writing this book, even with a standing desk. And having a strong lower back, ..."

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