Incline push-ups
Triceps - Lower chest
- Look for a bar or surface that is at hip-height or higher.
- Place your hands on it, leaning your body forward, and perform push-ups.
- Try to keep your back and legs aligned, and make sure your elbows don't open out to the sides, but stay close to your trunk.
- Adjust the height of the bar or surface to modify the difficulty; the higher the height, the easier it is.
Sessions
Chest and triceps builder
Beginner
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My first day at the park
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Vegeta - Chest and Triceps
Intermediate
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Beginner
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Sonia - Basics & cardio at home
Beginner
Quadriceps ∙ Triceps ∙ Chest ∙ Calves ∙ Buttocks ∙ Legs
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Beginner
Abs ∙ Triceps ∙ Chest ∙ Quadriceps ∙ Buttocks ∙ Legs
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