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Knee raises on the machine (classic)

You can perform knee raises on the device using the pull-up bar. In the initial variation, the exercise is done with bent knees, focusing on activating the rectus abdominis muscles. More details about the correct body position and execution can be found in the following section.


Body position

Begin by positioning yourself at the exercise machine. Your hands rest on the designated pads, while your arms form a sort of forearm support. You grasp the handles with your hands and maintain an upright upper body, keeping your gaze forward. It is important to ensure that your back is neither curved nor excessively arched. It should maintain contact with the pads. Your legs are almost fully extended, with a slight bend in the knees. Your feet are already suspended in the air, and your legs are close together.

Movement execution

You now initiate the leg raising exercise on the training apparatus by bending your legs and pulling them towards your chest. During this movement, your knees tend to move in the direction of your upper body. The motion should only be halted if you couldn't continue the exercise correctly. Keep your legs close together throughout. Then, lower your legs while inhaling. However, make sure not to place your feet on the ground.

Stressed muscles and common mistakes

Additional information regarding the engaged muscles and common errors in the classic leg raise on the training apparatus can be found on the page "Leg Raise on the Machine (Classic Execution)."


Alternative variants to knee raises on the device (classic)

To make your training more engaging, you also have the option to incorporate similar exercises or alternative variations of the classic knee raise on the exercise machine.


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