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Workout Description

Maximum time holding an L-Sit position (legs straight, parallel to the ground) without support.

Why This Workout Is Medium

Tests core strength, hip flexor endurance, and triceps strength.

Benchmark Times for L-Sit Hold: Max Time

  • Elite: >1:21
  • Advanced: 0:45-1:01
  • Intermediate: 0:22-0:30
  • Beginner: <0:04

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Flexibility (8/10): Good hamstring flexibility allows for straighter legs, making the hold more challenging but also more 'correct'. Hip flexor flexibility/strength interplay is important.
  • Stamina (7/10): Holding an L-Sit for max time is a significant test of isometric stamina in the core (abdominals, hip flexors), triceps, and shoulders (if on parallettes/rings) or quads/hip flexors (if on floor).
  • Strength (6/10): Requires substantial core strength to lift and hold legs parallel to the ground. Triceps and shoulder strength are key for support on apparatus. Hip flexor strength is critical.
  • Endurance (2/10): Minimal cardiovascular demand. Primarily a test of isometric strength and endurance in specific muscle groups.
  • Power (1/10): Purely a static isometric hold. No explosive power involved.
  • Speed (1/10): Not applicable. The 'speed' is in how quickly one fatigues and breaks the position.

Modality Profile

A pure gymnastics isometric hold testing core and triceps strength.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance2/10Minimal cardiovascular demand. Primarily a test of isometric strength and endurance in specific muscle groups.
Stamina7/10Holding an L-Sit for max time is a significant test of isometric stamina in the core (abdominals, hip flexors), triceps, and shoulders (if on parallettes/rings) or quads/hip flexors (if on floor).
Strength6/10Requires substantial core strength to lift and hold legs parallel to the ground. Triceps and shoulder strength are key for support on apparatus. Hip flexor strength is critical.
Flexibility8/10Good hamstring flexibility allows for straighter legs, making the hold more challenging but also more 'correct'. Hip flexor flexibility/strength interplay is important.
Power1/10Purely a static isometric hold. No explosive power involved.
Speed1/10Not applicable. The 'speed' is in how quickly one fatigues and breaks the position.

Maximum time holding an L-Sit position (legs straight, parallel to the ground) without support.

Difficulty:
Medium
Modality:
G
Time Distribution:
0:53Elite
0:18Target
0:04Time Cap
Your Scores:

Training Profile

Performance Levels

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