Twisting Hanging Knee Raises
Twisting Hanging Knee Raises trains 3 of the 18 muscle groups Full Coverage tracks: Abs 90%, Obliques 80%, Forearms 25%.
This movement is in our catalog for reference, with the same per-muscle numbers as every other page here. The app does not select it for you.
How to do it
- Hang from a bar with an overhand grip a little wider than your shoulders.
- Let your body settle, shoulders pulled down away from your ears.
- Raise your knees toward your chest, curling your pelvis up at the top.
- As your knees come up, rotate them toward one side, then alternate on the next rep.
- Lower slowly. If you are swinging, stop - the swing is doing the work, not your abs.
Muscles it trains
Percent of one session's target for that muscle. Anything at 100% finishes that muscle on its own.
How it compares
Compared with the Cable Crunch, it loads Obliques 50 points higher, Forearms 25 points higher. It needs Pull-up bar where the other uses Cable machine. Compared with the Pull-Ups, it loads Lats 100 points lower, Obliques 80 points higher, Abs 75 points higher.
Other ways to train this
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Cable Crunch
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Hanging Leg Raises
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Machine Crunch
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Dumbbell Russian Twist
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Cable Woodchop
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Plank
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Ab Wheel Rollout
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Crunches
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Lying Leg Raises
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Decline Crunch
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Bicycle Crunches
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Side Plank
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Russian Twist
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Hanging Knee Raises
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Cable Pallof Press
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TRX Plank
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TRX Side Plank
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Sit-Ups
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Reverse Crunches
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Dumbbell Side Bend
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Kettlebell Russian Twist
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Toes to Bar
Other exercises for the Abs
Related guides
Exercise illustrations and data by RepDB (repdb.co), used under licence.
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