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Leg Raises, Bent Knee |
Type: Abs |
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Using a Roman Chair to perform bent knee leg raises increases the load on the lower abdominals and hip flexors. It also hits the obliques and the front and outer thighs. A less challenging option to this exercise is to perform it sitting on the floor. To increase the challenge, wear ankle weights.
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Lower Abs
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Obliques Thighs Upper Abs
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Leg Raises, Bent Knee Steps:
Position yourself in the Roman Chair with elbows on the support pads and the small of the back against the lumbar support.
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Inhale and raise the knees up towards the chest, bending the knees allowing the lower legs to relax.
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Round the back up to contract the abdominals at the top of the movement.
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Pause briefly and lower back to the start.
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