By
eHow Sports & Fitness Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Things You’ll Need:
- Chin-up bar
- Hand towel
- Light barbell
Step1
Grasp the bar with an overhand grip, placing your hands wider than shoulder length, but so that you are comfortable.
Step2
Bend your knees while raising your hips up toward your chest. While doing this, bend at the small of your back so that it moves underneath you as your legs and hips are being raised.
Step3
Pause for one or two seconds, at the top of your curl, then lower your legs back down and repeat.
Step4
Wrap the bar in a towel and grab it with an overhand grip again. Hang for as long as you can, stopping only when your arms completely give out. Rest for 60 seconds then repeat at least twice.
Step5
Take a light barbell, holding it with an overhand grip. Your grip should be about twice your shoulder's width.
Step6
Raise the bar overhead, keeping your arms straight and step backwards with one leg and lower body until your opposite knee is at a 90-degree angle.
Step7
Push yourself into the starting position and repeat with the other leg.
Step8
Hang from the chin-up bar, as if you are going to perform the hanging leg raise. Bring both of your legs up, but don't bend your knees. Done properly, your toes should touch the bar you are hanging from. Do two to three sets of four.