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Begin in a hands-and-knees position. Your hands should be shoulder-width apart, and your knees placed together on the floor. Your lower legs should not be touching the floor while performing this exercise. Slowly lower your torso toward the floor by bending at your elbows until your chest i...
Pull-ups work arm and back muscles, giving you great bang for your buck. Having the palms facing you works not just the back, but also targets the biceps. Grasp the chin-up bar and cross your legs to keep the lower body stable. Slowly pull your body up, bending your elbows, until y...
Hang from a pull up bar with an overhand grip and with your hands slightly wider than hip width apart. Keep your core tight and your legs straight but slightly angled forward. Depress your shoulder blades and activate your lats. Pull through the lats, keeping your elbows down as you pull ...
2. Box push ups. Performed on your knees, with your spine and upper legs at a 90 degrees angle. 3. Three quarter push ups. On your knees, with your spine and thighs in line. 4. Three quarters push ups + 5s eccentric push up. 3/4 push ups on the way up, then get on the bal...
Calisthenics is a type of bodyweight training that develops muscle all over without lifting heavy weights. But if you do have a set of dumbbells to hand (I love training with these best adjustable dumbbells for weightlifting at home), bookmark this quick and effective arm workout...
In elementary school gym class, physical fitness tests meant calisthenics and strength challenges, like push-ups, pull-ups and squats. The number of repetitions of a traditional push-up has always been a standard by which many beginners and kids — and adults — have tested their upper body ...
On completion, lower your legs back to the floor and stand up. Take a moment to check your balance; it’s not uncommon to feel a little dizzy after doing this exercise. Handstand Push-Up Benefits Handstand push-ups are far from easy, so you may be wondering if they’re worth learning...
When I want to go down fast, I don’t just rely on gravity to bring me down, I imagine that my hands are pulling on the ground to PULL MYSELF DOWN as fast as I can. It’s very challenging and just about impossible for beginners to do as they will probably slam their faces on ...
Pull your shoulders back and down, bend through your right elbow while keeping it tucked in (remember, no flaring) and lower your chest to the floor while extending your left arm to the side. As you push back up, slide your ‘dormant’ arm back in. Switch sides. Alligator push-up (...