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Home » Exercise Tutorials » Chest Exercise – Incline Push-Ups

Chest Exercise – Incline Push-Ups

16 · Nov 12, 2015 · Leave a Comment

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female doing incline push-ups on a bench

There are many different variations of push-ups. You have regular push-ups, incline push-ups, decline push-ups, and even wall push-ups. Then you have different variations on the push-ups! For the regular push-ups, you can do them on your knees or your feet. I recommend doing as many as possible – with proper form – on your feet and then switch to your knees to finish. Here I wanted to explain how to do incline push-ups which you will see in many of our workout plans.

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HOW TO DO INCLINE PUSH-UPS

  1. Stand in front of a sturdy platform (a bench that won’t move)
  2. Place your hands a little wider than shoulder-width on the edge of the platform
  3. Keeping your body straight (don’t let your bottom sag or stick up), lower your chest to the platform
  4. Return to the starting position (arms straight) in a controlled manner

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