Barbell Good Morning

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Barbell Good Morning is a resistance exercise - strength exercise involving Hamstrings, Gluteus maximus. Use these steps to learn the movement and work with your coach to choose a suitable level.

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Primary muscles
Hamstrings, Gluteus maximus
Secondary muscles
Erector spinae, Adductor magnus, Abdominals
Exercise type
Resistance exercise - strength

Exercise technique

  1. Bar shelf

    Rest the bar on upper-back muscles.

  2. Stance

    Plant feet hip-width apart.

  3. Knees

    Bend slightly and maintain that angle.

  4. Hinge

    Send hips backward and lean the torso forward.

  5. Depth

    Descend with the bar over midfoot.

  6. Reverse

    Extend hips at the limit of hamstring tension.

  7. Finish

    Stop upright without arching backward.

Key technique points

Common mistakes

Starting heavy

The long torso lever quickly challenges control.

Turning into a squat

Deep knee flexion changes the hip hinge.

Raising the head

The neck leaves torso alignment.

Rounding the back

Motion comes from the spine instead of the hips.

Slipping bar

Loose upper-back support disrupts the bar shelf.

Arching at the top

Lower-back movement follows completed hip extension.

Frequently asked questions

Barbell Good Morning: why is “Starting heavy” a mistake?

The long torso lever quickly challenges control.

Barbell Good Morning: why is “Turning into a squat” a mistake?

Deep knee flexion changes the hip hinge.

Barbell Good Morning: why is “Raising the head” a mistake?

The neck leaves torso alignment.

Barbell Good Morning: why is “Rounding the back” a mistake?

Motion comes from the spine instead of the hips.

Barbell Good Morning: why is “Slipping bar” a mistake?

Loose upper-back support disrupts the bar shelf.

Barbell Good Morning: why is “Arching at the top” a mistake?

Lower-back movement follows completed hip extension.

What should I focus on when doing Barbell Good Morning?

Do not press the bar onto your neck. Do not select load based on your deadlift. Keep knee bend small. Brace your abdomen before descending. Let your gaze move downward with the torso. Do not push the bar forward with your hands.

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