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Weighted Hanging Leg-Hip Raise
A hanging leg raise with a dumbbell or ankle weight where the pelvis lifts at the top, loading the lower abs through their hardest range.
AbsOtherHip flexion
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Primary
Rectus abdominis
Secondary
Hip flexorsObliquesForearmsLats
Equipment
Other
Pattern
Hip flexion
Setup
- 01Secure a light dumbbell between the feet or strap ankle weights on.
- 02Hang from a pull-up bar with a shoulder-width overhand grip.
- 03Set the shoulders by pulling them slightly down and back.
- 04Kill any body swing before the first rep.
Execution
- 01Raise the legs, bending the knees as needed to manage the load.
- 02As the thighs pass horizontal, curl the pelvis up toward the ribs.
- 03Finish with the hips visibly lifted and the lower back rounded.
- 04Lower the pelvis first, then the legs, back to a dead hang under control.
Checkpoints
- -The pelvis tilts and rises at the top; this is what separates it from a plain leg raise.
- -No swing develops between reps.
- -The weight stays secure between the feet through the descent.
- -Grip and shoulders stay active, not passively hanging.
Common mistakes
- -Stopping at hip height and skipping the hip raise portion.
- -Kipping to launch the weight upward.
- -Using a weight so heavy the descent becomes a free fall.
- -Losing shoulder position and hanging on the passive structures.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 6 to 10 reps; this is a low-rep, high-tension ab movement.
- -Master the unweighted hanging leg-hip raise for 12 reps before adding load.
- -Place it first in ab training since grip and control demands are high.
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