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Step 1: Push a chair against a wall to keep it from sliding. You can actually use any sturdy surface. Assume a pushup position off of either the armrests (if they are sturdy) or the seat cushion. Your arms should be straight and fully extended. Step 2: Slowly bend your elbows and lower your upper body toward the chair. Take one full second to perform the movement. Do not rush. Hold for one second, and then push back up until your arms are straight.
Perform 12 repetitions per set and three sets.
Both regular push-ups and chair push-ups involve aspects of the traditional plank movement, and as a consequence, they can be quite challenging. Start where you can and work up from there. If you find that you can do more than the recommended number, just make sure you maintain an adequate pace and do not rush. | Explore More Fitness | | | Worth a Look
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