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How to do Suspended Fallout

Primary muscle: Core · Secondary: Shoulders, Back

CoreIntermediateOtherCompound
Suspended Fallout start and end positionSuspended Fallout start and end position

Suspended Fallout is a compound exercise targeting the core: several joints work together, it takes heavy loading well and belongs at the start of a session. Secondary muscles: shoulders, back. Difficulty: intermediate, add it once the basics are solid. It takes 5 steps; the most common mistake is covered in the tip below.

Step-by-step

  1. Grab the TRX handles and stand in a forward-leaning plank angle
  2. Body straight from head to heels, core braced
  3. Glide your arms overhead without bending the elbows
  4. Stop at the last point you can reach without your lower back arching
  5. Pull your arms back with your abs to return to the start

Coaching tip

The suspended sibling of the ab rollout; the more horizontal the angle, the harder it gets — adjust with foot position.

Caution

Skip this move or ask a professional first if you have pain or an injury in: lower back, shoulder. FitCi filters it out of your program automatically based on the injuries in your profile.

How to program it

Sets × reps and rest by goal; load and long rest matter most on compound lifts. Start at the bottom of the range in week one; add 2.5–5% when you hit the top with clean form.

GoalSets × RepsRest
Strength4 × 4-6180 s
Muscle gain3 × 6-10150 s
Fat loss / conditioning3 × 10-1590 s

FitCi applies this table to your age and goal automatically and writes weekly progression.

Alternatives

More core exercises

Add this exercise to your program

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