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![T NATION on Twitter: ""The basic front plank is an inferior exercise for, well, everything! Make a simple switch to the long-lever plank (or RKC plank) to ramp up your core activation T NATION on Twitter: ""The basic front plank is an inferior exercise for, well, everything! Make a simple switch to the long-lever plank (or RKC plank) to ramp up your core activation](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EoxvDIKXMAAcVuP.jpg)
T NATION on Twitter: ""The basic front plank is an inferior exercise for, well, everything! Make a simple switch to the long-lever plank (or RKC plank) to ramp up your core activation
![T NATION on Twitter: ""Normally, the hanging leg raise is performed in the sagittal plane. You lift your legs up to target the rectus abdominis. With this side-to-side variation, you target the T NATION on Twitter: ""Normally, the hanging leg raise is performed in the sagittal plane. You lift your legs up to target the rectus abdominis. With this side-to-side variation, you target the](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DcaRKc4XUAIFRpk.jpg:large)
T NATION on Twitter: ""Normally, the hanging leg raise is performed in the sagittal plane. You lift your legs up to target the rectus abdominis. With this side-to-side variation, you target the
![T NATION on Twitter: ""Start with a load that's 30-40% of your bodyweight in each hand (dumbbells, kettlebells, trap bar, bale of hay, whatever) and start walking for 30 seconds without setting T NATION on Twitter: ""Start with a load that's 30-40% of your bodyweight in each hand (dumbbells, kettlebells, trap bar, bale of hay, whatever) and start walking for 30 seconds without setting](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DazejuXV4AAVQVp.jpg:large)