'Passive' & 'Active' hanging 'L-sit'
SASS pull (vertical & horizontal)
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1m 12s
THE WHAT:
Fundamental "core" and straight-arm scapular-strength (SASS) development contexts affected by lifting & extending of the legs toward a full 'L-sit' form, and holding isometrically. At the same time, it also teaches basic manipulation of 'mechanical advantage' with the legs; essentially we are creating a lever in which the legs function as the 'load-arm', and lifting/extending them further forward increases the resistance.
They are valuable to practice as foundational steps toward straight-arm strength (SAS) pulling, such as 'Front-lever' progressions or, even more simply, capacity to pull STRAIGHT-arm into an 'Inverted' or 'German-hang'.
RESOURCE CONTENTS:
0:05 - Passive hanging L-sit
0:30 - Active hanging L-sit
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