VARIATIONS
- Half-Kneeling Pallof PressAbdominals · Obliques · Cable Machine · Mat

- Cable Pallof PressAbdominals · Cable Machine

- Band Pallof PressAbdominals · Obliques · Resistance Band

- Cable Pallof Press With RotationAbdominals · Cable Machine

- Half-Kneeling Pallof Press With RotationAbdominals · Obliques · Cable Machine · Mat

- Half-Kneeling Band Pallof Press With RotationAbdominals · Obliques · Resistance Band

- Split-Stance Pallof PressAbdominals · Obliques · Resistance Band

Kneeling Band Pallof Press
An anti-rotation core exercise that trains the obliques and deep stabilisers to resist a sideways pull from a band. It builds trunk stability and teaches you to keep the hips and shoulders square under load.
HOW TO DO IT
- Anchor a resistance band at chest or belly-button height.
- Kneel facing sideways to the anchor, either on both knees or in a half-kneeling lunge.
- Hold the band with both hands at the centre of your chest and step out to create tension.
- Brace your core, squeeze your glutes and press your hands straight out in front of your chest.
- Hold the extended position for 1–2 seconds without letting your torso twist.
- Slowly bring your hands back to your chest, then repeat for the target reps before switching sides.
COMMON MISTAKES
- Letting the torso or hips rotate toward the anchor.
- Using a band that is too heavy and losing position.
- Arching the lower back or flaring the ribcage.
- Rushing the return and letting the band snap you back.
TIPS
- Keep your shoulders and hips squared to the front throughout.
- Keep your ribs down and avoid arching your lower back.
- Press out smoothly and return slowly under control.
- Use a lighter band if your torso rotates at any point.
SAFETY
- Check the band and anchor for wear or damage before each use.
- Keep the band clear of your face and neck during the press.
DETAILS
- Muscles
- AbdominalsObliques
- Equipment
- Resistance Band
- Type
- Strength Training
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Tracked as
- Weight & Reps
TECHNIQUE
- Body position
- Kneeling
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