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Push-up
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
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to lower body toward floor until elbows are flexed right-angled. Return, keep arms slightly flexed. Repeat
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Push-up, One Arm
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: auxiliary
lower body toward floor until elbows are flexed right-angled. Return, keep arm slightly flexed. Repeat.
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views: 17417
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Push-up, Incline
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: basic
to lower body toward floor until elbows are flexed right-angled. Return, keep arms slightly flexed. Repeat.
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views: 23010
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Push-up, Decline
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Clavicular
type
: basic
to lower body toward floor until elbows are flexed right-angled. Return, keep arms slightly flexed. Repeat.
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views: 24259
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Push-up, On Knees
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: basic
to lower body toward floor until elbows are flexed right-angled. Return, keep arms slightly flexed. Repeat.
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views: 17499