CrossFit Seminar Staff members Julie Foucher and James Hobart demonstrate the L-sit, which is a challenging core and hip flexor exercise. It can be performed on bars or rings – first you will need to develop strength in a front support position, then you can bring your legs into the chest and eventually you should be able to take first one and then both legs out in front of you into a full L-sit. Tucking your tail bone under and leaning into the L-sit rather than tipping slightly backwards will help to engage the deep core muscles and hold this position.
Movement Tip: The L-Sit
Movement Tip: The L-Sit
Points Of Performance
- Bars or rings set approximately shoulder-width apart
- Arms remain extended
- Push into the bars or rings with shoulders down
- Keep legs extended and raise feet to hip level or above
- Modify difficulty by bending one, or both, legs to the chest
Share This
Related Posts
Don’t keep your technique hanging and check out CrossFit Seminar Staff member Julie…
Read MoreMovement Tip: The Power Clean And Push Jerk
The Olympic lifts and their variations are well known for increasing power,…
Read MoreGET STARTED WITH A FREE TRIAL
See for yourself just how strong and fit you can become when you have access to the right tools, trainers, and techniques.
Become part of a community of fitness enthusiasts of all shapes, sizes, and levels all working toward unleashing their fittest, healthiest self.

