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Beginner skillLearning time: 3–7 weeks

How to Learn the Tuck Dragon Flag

The tuck dragon flag is a core hold supported only on your upper back and shoulders, with your knees tucked and your body lifted from a bench or the floor. It teaches the full-body tension the dragon flag requires.

Tuck Dragon Flag in the Raw Control app

Tuck Dragon Flag technique

Key progressions

These are the main building blocks you work on before the Tuck Dragon Flag feels solid:

  1. Tuck Dragon Flag Negative
  2. Tuck Dragon Flag Hold
  3. Tuck Dragon Flag Extension

The 3-stage training path

In Raw Control the Tuck Dragon Flag is split into Training 1 → 2 → 3. Each stage is a structured session of four exercises:

Training 1

  1. Leg-Assisted Tuck Dragon Flag Hold
  2. Tuck Dragon Flag Negative
  3. High Tuck Dragon Flag Crunch Extension
  4. Extended Arm Plank

Training 2

  1. Vertical Tuck Dragon Flag Hold
  2. Tuck Dragon Flag Reps
  3. Tuck Dragon Flag Crunch Extension
  4. Arch Body Hold

Training 3

  1. High Angle Leg Raise
  2. Single-Leg Dragon Flag Reps
  3. Tuck Dragon Flag Max Hold Attempt
  4. Extended Arm Plank

Exact sets, reps, hold times and rest periods, plus a full-screen HD video for every exercise, are in the app.

Where the Tuck Dragon Flag fits

Each skill line runs through all three levels. This is the path for the Tuck Dragon Flag:

Tuck Dragon Flag→Dragon Squat→Dragon Flag

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Train the Tuck Dragon Flag with Raw Control

Every training comes with exact sets, holds and rest times, a full-screen HD coaching video for each exercise, warm-ups and offline downloads.

General fitness information only. Warm up properly, train within your ability and stop if you feel pain. Read the Health & Safety Disclaimer.