Vertical leg raise (on parallel bars)

Vertical leg raise (on parallel bars)

Difficulty

Advanced

Category

Strength

Target Muscle

Abs

Secondary Muscles

hip flexors

Equipment

Body weight

Body Part

Waist

The vertical leg raise (on parallel bars) is an abdominal exercise performed by hanging from parallel bars and lifting the legs up in front of the body, targeting the abs and hip flexors.

The vertical leg raise (on parallel bars) is an abdominal exercise performed by hanging from parallel bars and lifting the legs up in front of the body, targeting the abs and hip flexors.

The vertical leg raise (on parallel bars) is an abdominal exercise performed by hanging from parallel bars and lifting the legs up in front of the body, targeting the abs and hip flexors.

How to Do the Vertical leg raise (on parallel bars)

How to Do the Vertical leg raise (on parallel bars)

How to Do the Vertical leg raise (on parallel bars)

Hang from the parallel bars with your arms fully extended and your body straight. Engage your core and lift your legs up in front of you, keeping them straight. Continue lifting until your legs are parallel to the ground or slightly higher. Pause for a moment at the top, then slowly lower your legs back down to the starting position. Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.

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