Ask the Doc: Lower Abs Lowdown
Range of motion on hanging leg raises is the key to developing those stubborn lower abs.
Range of motion on hanging leg raises is the key to developing those stubborn lower abs.
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Q: I do tons of hanging leg raises, but I still can’t develop decent lower abs. Is there a better exercise for the lower abs I should do instead?
A: There are a number of great exercises for the lower abs in addition to hanging leg raises, such as reverse crunches, hip thrusts and exercise ball knee tucks. However, the hanging leg raise is one of the best lower ab exercises you can do because the vertical position you’re in
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