

Suspended Fallout is a compound exercise targeting the core: several joints work together, it takes heavy loading well and belongs at the start of a session. Secondary muscles: shoulders, back. Difficulty: intermediate, add it once the basics are solid. It takes 5 steps; the most common mistake is covered in the tip below.
Step-by-step
- Grab the TRX handles and stand in a forward-leaning plank angle
- Body straight from head to heels, core braced
- Glide your arms overhead without bending the elbows
- Stop at the last point you can reach without your lower back arching
- Pull your arms back with your abs to return to the start
Coaching tip
Caution
How to program it
Sets × reps and rest by goal; load and long rest matter most on compound lifts. Start at the bottom of the range in week one; add 2.5–5% when you hit the top with clean form.
| Goal | Sets × Reps | Rest |
|---|---|---|
| Strength | 4 × 4-6 | 180 s |
| Muscle gain | 3 × 6-10 | 150 s |
| Fat loss / conditioning | 3 × 10-15 | 90 s |
FitCi applies this table to your age and goal automatically and writes weekly progression.
Alternatives
- At home, no equipment: Plank, Hanging Leg Raise
- Same muscle, different equipment: Plank, Hanging Leg Raise, Hanging Knee Raise
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