- Resistance training
- Two-leg knee dominant exercises
- Single-leg knee dominant exercises
- Hip dominant leg exercises
- Hybrid focus leg exercises
- Upper body press
- Upper body pull
- Shoulder stability exercises
- Olympic lifts
- Chop and lift
- Core conditioning
- Flexibility/mobility
- Coordination/agility/quickness
Hanging oblique knee raise
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Objective
The hanging oblique knee raise strengthens the abs, core and hip flexors.
The rotation generates a strong contraction of the obliques.
Starting Position
Grasp the bar with an overhand grip (palms facing forward).
The arms are straight.
Execution
Pull your knees up to one side as high as possible.
Return to the starting position by lowering your legs in a controlled manner.
Perform the prescribed number of repetitions and switch sides.
Coaching Keys
Keep the core tight throughout the entire exercise.
Lift your knees with a controlled motion. Do not swing your knees up.
To add intensity, perform the exercise with a medicine ball squeezed between your knees or inner thighs.