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PARITER. — side by side, at the same time. Every workout is a creator’s own video, played through their official player, approved by a person before it reaches anyone. Rooms are never recorded. Training content here is general education, not medical advice.

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Every movement here needs nothing but the floor. Each one lists what it trains, how to do it well, and the mistake people actually make. Point at a muscle to narrow it down.

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3 exercises for chest

  • Wall Push-Up

    Beginner

    Chest also Shoulders, Triceps, Core

    How to move

    1. hands at shoulder height, arms straight
    2. body in one line from head to heels
    3. squeeze your glutes
    4. lower until your nose nearly touches the wall
    5. push the wall away
    What usually goes wrong
    • hips sagging toward the wall
    • elbows flaring straight out to the sides
    • standing too close to the wall to feel any load
  • Push-Up

    Intermediate

    Chest also Shoulders, Triceps, Core

    How to move

    1. one line from head to heels
    2. screw your hands into the floor
    3. elbows at 45 degrees, not flared
    4. chest touches first
    5. push the floor away
    What usually goes wrong
    • hips sagging or piking
    • half reps that stop above the floor
    • head diving forward ahead of the chest
    • elbows flaring to 90 degrees
Archer Push-Up
Advanced · one side at a time

Chest · Triceps also Shoulders, Core

How to move

  1. take a wide hand position
  2. lower toward one hand, the other arm stays straight
  3. keep hips square to the floor
  4. push back to center in one piece
What usually goes wrong
  • twisting the hips toward the working arm
  • bending the straight arm
  • losing depth on the working side

These are cues from a reviewed catalogue, not personal instruction. Train within your own limits and stop anything that hurts.

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