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Beginner skillLearning time: 2–4 weeks

How to Learn the Tuck L-Sit

The tuck L-sit is a support hold on straight arms with your knees pulled up to your chest. It builds shoulder depression, triceps and hip-flexor strength, the first step towards the full L-sit and V-sit.

Tuck L-Sit in the Raw Control app

Tuck L-Sit technique

Key progressions

These are the main building blocks you work on before the Tuck L-Sit feels solid:

  1. Hollow Body Hold
  2. Band-Assisted Tuck L-Sit Hold
  3. Seated Pike Leg Lift

The 3-stage training path

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

Training 1

  1. Toe-Assisted Tuck L-Sit Hold
  2. Single-Leg L-Sit Lift
  3. Forearm Plank
  4. Seated Pike Leg Lift

Training 2

  1. Assisted Sliding L-Sit To Tuck
  2. Scissor Kick
  3. Plank With Scapular Protraction
  4. Hollow Body Hold

Training 3

  1. Reverse Crunch With A Hip Lift
  2. Seated Single-Leg Pike Leg Lift
  3. Tuck L-Sit Max Hold Attempt
  4. Forearm Plank With Scapular Protraction

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

Where the Tuck L-Sit fits

Each skill line runs through all three levels. This is the path for the Tuck L-Sit:

Tuck L-Sit→L-Sit→Muscle Up

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Train the Tuck L-Sit 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.