Full Hanging Leg Raise

Calisthenics / Expert

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      Equipment Needed

      • Chin-Up Bar

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      full hanging leg raise is a calisthenics exercise that primarily targets the abs ...more

      full hanging leg raise is a calisthenics exercise that primarily targets the abs.

      The only full hanging leg raise equipment that you really need is the following: chin-up bar. There are however many different full hanging leg raise variations that you can try out that may require different types of full hanging leg raise equipment or may even require no equipment at all.

      Learning proper full hanging leg raise form is easy with the step by step full hanging leg raise instructions, full hanging leg raise tips, and the instructional full hanging leg raise technique video on this page. full hanging leg raise is a exercise for those with a expert level of physical fitness and exercise experience. Watch the full hanging leg raise video, learn how to do the full hanging leg raise, and then be sure and browse through the full hanging leg raise workouts on our workout plans page!

      Tips

      1. Move slowly and deliberately while performing this exercise.
      2. Keep your head up and your eyes facing forward while you perform this exercise.

      Variations

      1. Perform this exercise using a vertical bench so that your upper back is supported in place.
      2. Perform a basic pull-up without bending your knees.

      Types

      • Force Type: Pull
      • Mechanics Type: Isolation

      4 Reviews

      • TylerS
        almost 13 years ago
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        I recently added these to my workouts and am already a HUGE fan! I'm going to be using these as my Go-to Abs exercise for a while!

      • NAC
        NAC
        over 10 years ago
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        I love the hanging leg raise! It's a great burn in my abs and quads. Sometimes my grip gets tired before my abs do though. I guess that just means I need to strengthen my grip!

      • Wapow
        Wapow [deactivated]
        almost 6 years ago
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          • Chin-Up Bar

          Tips

          1. Move slowly and deliberately while performing this exercise.
          2. Keep your head up and your eyes facing forward while you perform this exercise.

          Variations

          1. Perform this exercise using a vertical bench so that your upper back is supported in place.
          2. Perform a basic pull-up without bending your knees.

          Types

          • Force Type: Pull
          • Mechanics Type: Isolation