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No he isn’t talking about a glute ham raise - they’re completely different. He’s talking about a reverse hyper extension - ideally done on the machine that Louie Simmons of Westside Barbell invented with the same namesake.
Just run a quick google search. It’s a pretty rare piece of equipment that you generally won’t find in commercial gyms, but is a common apparatus in the Powerlifting world.
Prior to the reverse hyper, spinal decompression was achieved via static mechanisms like hanging but the reverse hyper allows active decompression under load, which feels phenomenal.
OH those..
My glutes always dominate that exercise so I barely feel anything in my lower back. Granted, my wife does pick on me for having a "bubble butt".
Wish they would work for me like you, I'm jealous.
The glute-ham bench is what works my lower back. Now I feel like I'm weirdo since my erectors, not my glutes, dominate in a glute-ham raise.
The decompression-totally using that. glad ya'll told me how great it is.