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Scapula Pushups

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Upper Body

Starting Posture

Start in a plank position with shoulders directly over hands and feet hip-width apart.

How to Exercise

Lower your chest towards the floor by bending your elbows, while keeping your body in a straight line. As you press back up, focus on protracting and retracting your shoulder blades.

Breath Control

Inhale as you lower down and exhale as you push back up.

Common errors

Common errors include not fully extending the arms at the top of the movement and allowing the hips to sag.

Weights

No weights required for this bodyweight exercise.

Grips

Maintain a neutral grip with hands directly under shoulders.

Variations

To progress the exercise, try performing on an incline or adding a pushup at the top of the movement.

Comments and tips

Make sure to keep your core engaged throughout the movement to maintain proper alignment. Work on full range of motion and focus on shoulder blade control.

Cautions

Avoid overarching or sagging your back during the exercise. If you experience any shoulder pain, stop immediately.

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Fit! Programs featuring this exercise

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Program 1

FlagFit

Kyrie Fontana

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Project Calisthenics

Simon Ata

Program 3

Mobility for athletes

John Lindsey

Program 4

Planche Fit!

Gregoire Bellemare

Program 1

FlagFit

Kyrie Fontana

Program 2

Project Calisthenics

Simon Ata

Program 3

Mobility for athletes

John Lindsey

Program 4

Planche Fit!

Gregoire Bellemare