Who hasn't tried this fundamental exercise at least once? It seems simple, right? But how many of us actually do it with perfect technique? Today, we're unveiling the secrets to achieving those "clean ...

Stop when your elbows get to 90 degrees. Push hard into the ground to lift your body back up in one long line. That’s 1 rep. Place your hands about shoulder-width apart on the floor with a ...

At first, your elbows may not reach a 90-degree angle, but you can try to go a little lower each time. Once you’re able to do a plank push-up, challenge yourself to do more of them at a time.

Lower until your arm, shoulder, and elbow make a 90-degree angle. Push hard into the ground to lift your body back up. That’s one. Reps/sets for best results: Aim for two to three sets of 10 to ...

Bend your elbows to descend to the floor, stopping with your chest just above the ground. Your elbows should be at a 45 degree angle relative ... because every time you push up, you're creating ...

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It hits your legs hard and heavy before pumping up your chest, back, shoulders and arms with three deliciously effective ‘push-pull ... keeping your elbows at 45-degree angle.

Holding your body in a rigid plank position while executing a push-up activates your core muscles ... pointing straight in front of you and your elbows comfortably several inches from your sides.