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Exercise of the Month   Reverse Lunge with Kickback Exercise Name: Reverse Lunge with Kickback Exercise Type: Strength Difficulty: Intermediate Body Parts: Hip, Knee, Triceps Target Muscles: Hip and Knee Extensors, Triceps Equipment Options: Cables, Bands Description: Standing in an erect posture with feet under the hips, grasp the handles using a pronated grip with arms in a flexed position against the sides of the body. Initiate the movement by stepping backward flexing the front hip and knee and flexing the knee of the step leg into a lunge position. At the same time extend the arms keeping the humerus against the midaxillary line of the body. Descend to 90 degrees of knee flexion while fully extending the arms. Return by stepping forward extending the hip and knees while flexing the arms to the start position. Alternate legs on each repetition. Each month the NCSF brings you a new instructional video clip. The NCSF uses Flash for all website video presentation to provide you with the highest quality viewing experience. Simply click on the “view video” button to start. For more exercise video clips, visit the Personal Trainer Tools section of the organization’s website at http://www.ncsf.org/tools/ and look under video instruction.