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Suspended Fallout

Primary
Abdominals
Secondary
Chest, Lower Back, Shoulders
Equipment
Other
Level
intermediate

Suspended Fallout demonstration

Suspended Fallout, starting position
Suspended Fallout, starting position
Suspended Fallout, finishing position
Suspended Fallout, finishing position

How to Perform

  1. 1Adjust the straps so the handles are at an appropriate height, below waist level.
  2. 2Begin standing and grasping the handles. Lean into the straps, moving to an incline push-up position. This will be your starting position.
  3. 3Keeping your arms straight, lean further into the suspension straps, bringing your body closer to the ground, allowing your shoulders to extend, raising your arms up and over your head.
  4. 4Maintain a neutral spine and keep the rest of your body straight, your shoulders being the only joints allowed to move.
  5. 5Pause during the peak contraction, and then return to the starting position.

Video Tutorial

Tips & Common Mistakes

  • •Focus on controlled movements rather than speed or momentum
  • •Maintain proper breathing - exhale during the exertion phase
  • •Start with lighter weight to master the form before progressing

Muscles Worked

Front
Back
AbdominalsChestLower BackShoulders

Exercise Details

Category
Strength
Force
pull
Mechanic
isolation
Level
intermediate

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Frequently Asked Questions

What muscles does Suspended Fallout work?

Suspended Fallout primarily targets the Abdominals. It also works the Chest, Lower Back, Shoulders as secondary muscles.

What equipment do I need for Suspended Fallout?

Suspended Fallout requires Other.

Is Suspended Fallout suitable for beginners?

Suspended Fallout is classified as intermediate level. Beginners should master foundational movements first.

Alternatives to Suspended Fallout

Substitute any of these when the equipment is taken or unavailable. They train the same primary muscles.