Front Lever
Equipment
Pull your body up in a tuck position, bringing your knees close to your chest and keeping your back parallel to the ground.
Gradually extend your legs straight out in front of you while maintaining your back parallel, forming a straight line from your shoulders to your ankles, this is the front lever position.
Hold this position for as long as you can, ensuring your body remains straight and parallel to the ground.
Slowly lower your body back down to the starting position, ensuring to maintain control throughout the movement to avoid injury.
Pro Tip
**Progressive Training**: The Front Lever is a difficult exercise that requires a lot of strength. Don't rush into trying to perform a full Front Lever before you're ready. Start with easier progressions like the tuck Front Lever or the advanced tuck Front Lever. Gradually work your way up to more difficult variations as your strength improves. **Strength Building**: The Front Lever requires a lot of upper body and core strength. Incorporate exercises into your workout routine that target these areas, such as pull-ups, leg raises, and planks. This will help you build