Reverse Plank With Leg Raise
rating: | Ø 3.67 through 6 votes |
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rate it! | |
required: | Nothing |
optional: | Fitness Mat, Weight Cuffs |
level: | Hard |
type: | Strength |
Variations available (4) |



General and Specifics
- this can be a challenging exercise for the core and the glutes and is appropriate for advanced learners
Starting Position
- sit down on the ground or a fitness mat
- place the hands shoulder width apart behind the hip
- the fingertip point forward
- your arms are always stretched
Correct Execution
- put pressure on your hands
- brace glutes and abs
- lift your hip, so that your body forms a line
- hold this static position, while you lift one leg after the other alternatingly to the ceiling
- hold up the leg for a bit, to make the exercise even more intensive
- hold the body as stable as possible, do not let the hip swing
- do the exercise for 20 seconds
- pause shortly and repeat
tips for the workout
- if you want to impede the exercise, bring the arms into the reverse plank position
- using weight cuffs is another way to impede it