Inverted Hang to Tuck Front Lever

The inverted hang to tuck front lever is used to build scapular retraction strength and is a progression towards the Front Lever.

 

Cues:
  • Raise to an inverted hang to begin
  • Lower to a tuck front lever by bending knees as you lower hips
  • Powerfully retract and depress the scaps as you lower
  • Return to full inverted hang smoothly and stabilize each rep
Mistakes:
  • Starting in a poor inverted hang, failing to return to full inverted hang
  • Moving quickly and without control
  • Bending the elbows
Considerations:
  • A round back reduces difficulty in the tuck front lever while a flat back increases the difficulty
  • Knees fully tucked reduces difficulty while extending the knees increases difficulty

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