Neck bridge prone

Neck bridge prone

Difficulty

Advanced

Category

Strength

Target Muscle

Levator scapulae

Secondary Muscles

traps, upper back, abs

Equipment

Body weight

Body Part

Neck

Kneel on a padded surface and place your forehead on the mat with hands for support, hips high. Shift your weight between forehead and toes in small, controlled rocks to strengthen the neck while keeping a tucked-chin position.

Kneel on a padded surface and place your forehead on the mat with hands for support, hips high. Shift your weight between forehead and toes in small, controlled rocks to strengthen the neck while keeping a tucked-chin position.

Kneel on a padded surface and place your forehead on the mat with hands for support, hips high. Shift your weight between forehead and toes in small, controlled rocks to strengthen the neck while keeping a tucked-chin position.

How to Do the Neck bridge prone

How to Do the Neck bridge prone

How to Do the Neck bridge prone

Place a thick pad on the floor; kneel with toes tucked, hands under shoulders, and forehead on the pad. Gently tuck the chin to create a long neck and brace your abs. Press into your forehead and toes to lift the knees slightly, raising the hips into a pike. With hands lightly assisting, slowly shift your body forward to load the forehead without collapsing the neck. Pause briefly, then shift back to reduce load while maintaining alignment and steady breathing. Perform small, pain-free rocks for reps, keeping movements slow and controlled. Lower the knees back to the floor to exit the position.

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