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Raise Single Leg Push-up: Proper Form, Muscles Worked and Tips
Raise Single Leg Push-up
The single leg raised push-up lifts one foot off the floor. It loads the chest more and adds a core challenge.
How to do it Adopt a push-up position and lift one leg, keeping your body aligned. Lower by bending your elbows without letting the raised leg lower. Maintain stability for a moment at the lowest point. Push to rise and repeat, alternating the leg in each set.
Muscles worked Male Female
Pectoralis major sternal head Pectoralis major clavicular head Triceps brachii Quadriceps Gluteus maximus Anterior deltoid Obliques
Tips - Keep your body aligned throughout the movement.
- The raised leg should remain straight and firm.
- Don't let your hip sway.
Frequently asked questions Raise Single Leg Push-up: which muscles does it work? + Raise Single Leg Push-up mainly works: Chest, Triceps. It also involves: Pectoralis major sternal head, Pectoralis major clavicular head, Triceps brachii, Quadriceps, Gluteus maximus, Anterior deltoid, Obliques.
What is Raise Single Leg Push-up good for? +
The single leg raised push-up lifts one foot off the floor. It loads the chest more and adds a core challenge.
How do you do Raise Single Leg Push-up with proper form? + - Keep your body aligned throughout the movement. - The raised leg should remain straight and firm. - Don't let your hip sway.
VG Written by Antonio Vladimir García Álvarez Certified personal trainer with over 7 years of experience Vladimir brings training and technology together: besides coaching, he is a developer and marketer. He created EresFitness so anyone can learn to train with good form and clear guides, without the guesswork.