The toes-to-bar exercise is a great way to work your abdominal muscles. Strict toes-to-bar can be more difficult to complete and requires you to keep your legs and arms straight throughout the entire process. Most people prefer a kipping toes-to-bar, which allows you to build momentum and complete more repetitions in a shorter period of time.
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How to do Toes To Bar: - Place your hands slightly wider than shoulder width, wrapping your thumbs for a secure grip—when you kick your feet up, you don’t want to kick your hands. - Squeeze both your butt and abs, creating a “hollow-body” position where your feet are slightly in front of your torso. With these muscles flexed, your body’s ready to swing. - Kipping generates momentum, taking your body from the hollow position to an arc or superman position. Open your shoulders, squeeze your butt, then drive with your hips. - To transition from backswing to upswing, simply drive your knees toward your elbows, then extend your legs, kicking your feet toward the bar as they rise. - As soon as your momentum toward the bar ends, pull back into an arc and squeeze your butt to load your hips for the next rep.