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VHman-chestPush Up

Primary Muscle :Chest
Secondary Muscles:Shoulders, Triceps
Equipment:None
Movement type:Compound
Execution:

Begin by lying down face first on the ground placing your hands flat on the floor a little wider than shoulder width apart. Keep your legs straight and feet together. Look straight ahead and then push your body up off the floor using your arms and chest It's important to prevent your upper and lower back from rounding or bending as your motion is going up. Pause, then lower your body to the floor until your chest touches. Repeat.

Starting Position

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Finishing Position

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Exercise Video











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