The hanging leg raise is a core strengthening exercise that targets the entire abdominal region with an emphasis on the lower abdominals and hip flexors. This exercise also improves stability in the lower back. See more at www.robrichesfitness.com
Hanging Leg Raises – for Lower Abs
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