Hanging Leg Raises Guide
- Exercise Type: Isolation - focuses on targeting and isolating specific muscle groups, allowing for targeted muscle development.
- Targeted Muscle Groups:
How to perform?
Hanging Leg Raises is a bodyweight exercise that targets the muscles of the rectus abdominis (abs), obliques, hip flexors, and lower back. The exercise is performed by hanging from a pull-up bar or other sturdy surface and lifting the legs up towards the bar, keeping them straight or slightly bent. This movement challenges the core muscles to work together to control the movement and maintain stability. It's considered an isolation exercise, meaning it only works one muscle group at a time.
Variations
- Knee Hip Raise On Parallel Barsisolation
- Leg Raises With Exercise Ballisolation
- Cable Crunchisolation
- Side Crunchesisolation
- Decline Bench Crunchesisolation
- Leg Raises With Exercise Ballisolation
- Knee Raisesisolation
- Knee Hip Raise On Parallel Barsisolation
- Weighted Decline Bench Crunchesisolation
Similar Exercises
- Alternating Leg Upsisolation
- Alternating Toe Touchesisolation
- Bicycle Crunchesisolation
- Decline Reverse Crunchesisolation
- Hanging Knee Raiseisolation
- Incline Crunchisolation
- Plank jacksisolation
- Reverse Crunchisolation
- Running Plankisolation
- Torso Twist with Medicine Ballisolation
- Tucked crunchesisolation
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- Plankisometric
- Plank Kickbacksisometric
- Spider Plankisometric