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A. Balance
B. Stability
C. Strength
D. Power
2. True or False: The swing of the kettlebell during a tactical lunge challenges
mostly the frontal plane.
A.True
B. False
3. Which lunging pattern below would be considered the MOST INTENSE position
when performing?
A. forward step
B. crossover step
C. back step
D. lateral step
4. True or False: In a suspended lunge, if you move forward of the anchor point
then you actually increase the intensity of the movement.
A. True
B. False
B. Bridge the more foundational lunging patterns with higher reactive training.
6. True or False: When we lunge laterally we want to load on the side of the
straight leg.
A.True
B. False
A. To get strong.
B. To teach your body to resist unwanted motion as well as connect your upper body,
core and lower body in a synergistic manner.
C. It allows you to move through the sagittal plane, resist the transverse plane and then
absorb force to restart in the frontal plane.
D. It looks cool.
9. From Easiest to Hardest, how would you progress the Pallof Press Lunge se-
ries.
A. USB Arc Press with Lateral Band, USB Shoulder, USB Horizontal Weight Close to
body.
B. USB Shoulder, USB Horizontal Weight Close to Body, USB Vertical Weight Close to
Body.
C. USB Shoulder, USB Arc Press No Band, USB ArcPress with Lateral Band
10. What do we NOT want to see in regard to the kettlebell rack position when de-
scending into the lunge?
B. Loss of grip.
11. True or False. The foot is the driver for the knee.
A. True
B. False
12. True or False: Grip is NOT important, especially in unstable positions.
A. True
B. False
13. What positions are you looking for at the bottom of the lunge?
C. Vertical torso.
A. True
B. False
15. The kettlebell lunge clean allows us to really focus on developing what?
A. Power
A. True
B. False
17. Moving a weight such as the Ultimate Sandbag to the shoulder position ampli-
fies what?
A. Sagital forces
B. Shear forces
C. Lateral forces
19. Why do we see studies that show lunging and other single leg based move-
ments being able to provide such high muscle activity, even when the loads are
lower?
A. They work the transverse plane, therefore, making the movement much harder.
B. The change in stability to the body, forces the “turning on” of more smaller muscles or
the stabilizers.
A. True
B. False
Answer Sheet LIFT Exam: LUNGE MODULE
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