

Knee to Chest Pullup
Reps15 times
Calories burned123 kcal
LevelBeginner

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Sit perpendicularly on a bench with your legs slightly bent and extended parallel to the floor. Grasp the bench with your hands. The upper part of the body is tilted back 45 degrees. This will be your starting position. As you exhale, pull your knees towards you while tilting your torso forward. After a short pause while inhaling, return to the starting position. Complete the required number of repetitions. Variations: You can do this exercise while sitting on the floor. To complicate the exercise, use a dumbbell sandwiched between your feet as an additional burden. You can also fasten the straps of the cable of the lower block to the ankles. In any case, do not rush to increase the burden, excessive weight can cause a hernia.
How to perform the exercise
15 times
123 kcal
Control your movement and do not rush.
01
Starting position
Sit on a bench sideways, knees slightly bent and legs extended parallel to the floor. Grab the bench with your hands. Torso leaned back at 45 degrees.
02
Knee tuck
Exhale and pull your knees toward you while leaning your torso forward.
03
Pause
After a short pause, inhale and return to the starting position.
04
Repeat
Perform the required number of reps.
05
Variations
You can perform this exercise seated on the floor. To make it harder, use a dumbbell squeezed between your feet, or ankle straps on a low cable.
06
Caution
Do not rush to add weight; excessive weight can cause a hernia.
Variants
Beginner
Perform without weight and with a small range.
Middle
Work through a full range while controlling your torso.
Professional
Add a dumbbell between your feet or low cable straps.
Which muscles are working
Abs and core




Benefits of the exercise
Strength
Strengthens the abs.
Balance
Improves torso control.
Simply
Helps train abs without complex equipment.
Contraindications
Acute pain in the back or lower back.
Recent injuries to the spine or abdomen.
Medical prohibition of abdominal training.
Recommendations
Tempo
Perform movements slowly.
Weight
Increase resistance gradually.
Breathing
Exhale on the knee tuck.





