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Horizontal Bar · 7.02 · 2 of 9

L-Hang Toes to Bar

Athlete hanging from bar in an "L"-shape moves toes to contact bar.

Demonstration
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Rep Start
  • Vertical hang from horizontal bar.
  • Extended knees.
  • Forming an L-position (i.e. a 90-degree angle at the hip) with vertical arms and horizontal legs.
  • Rep start cannot be achieved with any momentum, neither from previous rep or as a result of initial swing, kip or other movement.
Rep End
  • Toes on both feet touch the bar simultaneously.
  • The contact point is within the width of the hands.
Rep Requirement
  • Knees and elbows must stay fully extended throughout the full rep.
  • Any additional contraction, swing, kip, knee jerk or other movement to generate momentum in prohibited.
Cycle & Post Rep
  • The athlete may return to rep start in any controlled manner.
Team Synchro
  • Rep start and rep end
Referenced by this standard

Associated Definitions

POSITION

VERTICAL HANG

Hanging vertically from a suspended bar or rings using both hands.

  • Full extension of elbows.
  • The shoulder angle is open or rearward if the frontal plane.
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POSITION

L POSITION

“L”-shape 90-degree with ground or starting object.

  • Forming an L-position horizontal legs, and heels at or above glutes.
BODY PART

KNEES

The joint between the thighs and the lower leg.

BODY PART

LEG

Entire lower limb of the human body, including the foot, thigh and even the hips and gluteal region.

BODY PART

TOES

Area on the shoe also known as "toe box" - typically up until the laces start.

  • Includes top, bottom and any sides of the shoe in this area.
BODY PART

FOOT

The terminal joint of the leg, below the ankle joint

BODY PART

HANDS

Positioning: Entire hand with full palm and all fingers

  • Gripping: Any part of the hand, full or partial

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