Captain's Chair Leg Raise
CoreStrengthIntermediateNo equipment


A bodyweight core exercise on a captain's chair that targets the lower abs and hip flexors with straight legs for greater difficulty.
How to do it
- Position yourself in the captain's chair with your back flat against the pad and forearms on the armrests.
- Let your legs hang straight down.
- Keeping your legs straight, raise them until parallel with the floor or higher.
- Hold briefly at the top, then lower slowly.
- Repeat for the desired reps.
Tips
- Keep your legs as straight as possible throughout.
- Avoid swinging — control the movement with your core.
- For less difficulty, bend the knees slightly.
Muscles
Primary: Hip flexors, Abs
Secondary: Obliques, Transverse abdominis
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