A pike push-up variation using chairs as elevated supports. It retains the shoulder-dominant pressing angle while the support setup changes the available range and stability demand.
Place two sturdy chairs shoulder-width apart for your hands and one chair behind you for your feet.
Position yourself in a pike position with your hands on the chairs and your feet elevated on the third chair.
Ensure your body forms an inverted V shape with hips raised high.
Lower your head towards the ground by bending your elbows, keeping them slightly flared out.
Pause briefly when your head is close to the floor, then push through your palms to return to the starting position.
Maintain a neutral neck position throughout the movement.
Keep your core engaged to maintain balance and stability.
Focus on controlled movements to maximize muscle engagement.
Ensure the chairs are stable and won't slip during the exercise.
If you're new to this exercise, start with lower elevation or perform regular pike push-ups on the floor.
Breathe in as you lower down and exhale as you push back up.
Keep your elbows slightly bent at the top of the movement to maintain tension in the muscles.
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