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Ana SayfaEgzersizlerRaise the Dragon Flag

Raise the Dragon Flag

Abdominals
Abs
Advanced
Compound
3-5Set
4-6Tekrar
180sDinlenme
3-1-2-0Tempo
Raise the Dragon Flag
Animasyon

Açıklama

Dragon Flag is an advanced abdominal movement known as one of the favorite exercises of legendary bodybuilder Bruce Lee. This exercise intensely works the entire abdominal core region, especially the lower abdominal muscles. It requires you to keep your entire body suspended in the air while supporting your back from a fixed point. It requires very high core strength and body control, so it is not recommended for beginners. When performed with regular practice, it develops incredible abdominal strength and stabilization. It is considered a prestigious movement in the gymnastics and calisthenics communities.

Adım Adım Talimatlar

  1. 1

    Lean your back against the end of a bench or flat surface

  2. 2

    Firmly grip the edge behind your head with your hands

  3. 3

    Lift your body in a straight line into the air

  4. 4

    Lower your body toward the floor in a controlled manner, keeping only your upper back in contact

  5. 5

    Use your abdominal muscles to return to the upward position

  6. 6

    Ensure your body remains completely straight throughout the movement

Önemli Noktalar

  • ✓Place your back at the end of the bench, hold behind your head
  • ✓Your body should be completely straight, hips should not bend
  • ✓Keep abdominal muscles constantly engaged
  • ✓Lower slowly in a controlled manner
  • ✓If you have enough strength, return upward without touching the ground

Yaygın Hatalar

  • ✗Unable to keep body straight - breaking at the hips
  • ✗Lowering too quickly - risk of injury
  • ✗Overextending the neck - neck pain
  • ✗Going too far forward initially - loss of control
  • ✗Relaxing abdominal muscles - lower back risk

Nefes Kontrolü

Inhale while in the upward position, exhale as you slowly lower.

Kas Aktivasyonu

rectus abdominis0%
obliques0%
hip flexors0%
lower back0%

Güvenlik

Dikkat Edilmesi Gerekenler

  • Those with herniated discs should not perform this exercise
  • Those with shoulder problems should be careful
  • Those without sufficiently strong core muscles should not attempt
  • Those with neck herniation should avoid due to head position

Güvenlik İpuçları

  • First strengthen with basic core exercises, then attempt
  • Keep your lower back straight, do not allow arching
  • Perform the movement slowly and controlled, do not use momentum on the descent
  • Ensure you use a secure gripping point

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Egzersiz Bilgisi

ZorlukAdvanced
Hareket TürüCompound
OdakStrength
Sakatlanma RiskiHigh
Set3-5
Tekrar4-6
Dinlenme180 saniye
Tempo3-1-2-0
Yardımcı GerekliHayır
Ev / Salon
EvetEvet
Etkinlik4.8 / 5
Popülerlik5.8 / 10
Öğrenme ZorluğuHard

Ekipman

bodyweightother

Birincil Kaslar

Rectus abdominisObliques

İkincil Kaslar

Hip flexorsLower back

Faydalar

  • ✓Develops advanced abdominal muscle strength
  • ✓Works the entire core region in an integrated manner
  • ✓Increases body weight control
  • ✓Provides a combination of strength and stabilization

Hedefler

StrengthMuscle Gain
Tüm Egzersizlere Dön
Raise the Dragon Flag
Animasyon

Açıklama

Dragon Flag is an advanced abdominal movement known as one of the favorite exercises of legendary bodybuilder Bruce Lee. This exercise intensely works the entire abdominal core region, especially the lower abdominal muscles. It requires you to keep your entire body suspended in the air while supporting your back from a fixed point. It requires very high core strength and body control, so it is not recommended for beginners. When performed with regular practice, it develops incredible abdominal strength and stabilization. It is considered a prestigious movement in the gymnastics and calisthenics communities.

Adım Adım Talimatlar

  1. 1

    Lean your back against the end of a bench or flat surface

  2. 2

    Firmly grip the edge behind your head with your hands

  3. 3

    Lift your body in a straight line into the air

  4. 4

    Lower your body toward the floor in a controlled manner, keeping only your upper back in contact

  5. 5

    Use your abdominal muscles to return to the upward position

  6. 6

    Ensure your body remains completely straight throughout the movement

Önemli Noktalar

  • ✓Place your back at the end of the bench, hold behind your head
  • ✓Your body should be completely straight, hips should not bend
  • ✓Keep abdominal muscles constantly engaged
  • ✓Lower slowly in a controlled manner
  • ✓If you have enough strength, return upward without touching the ground

Yaygın Hatalar

  • ✗Unable to keep body straight - breaking at the hips
  • ✗Lowering too quickly - risk of injury
  • ✗Overextending the neck - neck pain
  • ✗Going too far forward initially - loss of control
  • ✗Relaxing abdominal muscles - lower back risk

Nefes Kontrolü

Inhale while in the upward position, exhale as you slowly lower.

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Long Arm Crunch

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Seated Flutter Kick

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Upper Abs

Alternate Leg Raises

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Lower Abs

Mountain Climber

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