Description
From a rigid plank position, with hands on the ground, arms perpendicular to the floor and fully extended, lower yourself until your chest touches the ground. Return to the starting position by pressing into the floor. Keep yourself as rigid as possible throughout. Limit any change in body angle as much as possible. Common mistakes include pivoting at the hips while on the way down.
Totals (7 posts)
Reps 717
Recent Posts
- 70 reps 4 times from Jared on Sep 03, 2012
- 100 reps from Angie on Aug 17, 2012
- 10 reps 3 times from Vili's Party With The Girls on Aug 04, 2012
- 6 reps 7 times from Happy bDay Karrina! on Jul 12, 2012
- 45 reps from J.T. on Jun 06, 2012
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