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The inchworm walks your hands out to a plank and back. It is a full-body warm-up that stretches the hamstrings and shoulders.





















- Keep your core engaged to prevent your hips from dropping when you extend your arms. - Move forward with short, controlled steps, using your hands and feet to improve your stability. - Breathe steadily to avoid straining your neck and lower back.
Inchworm mainly works: Abs, Shoulders, Hamstrings. It also involves: Anterior deltoid, Obliques, Rectus abdominis, Triceps brachii, Adductor magnus, Gluteus maximus, Pectoralis major clavicular head, Pectoralis major sternal head, Quadriceps, Serratus anterior, Trapezius lower fibers, Trapezius middle fibers, Trapezius upper fibers, Wrist extensors, Wrist flexors.
The inchworm walks your hands out to a plank and back. It is a full-body warm-up that stretches the hamstrings and shoulders.
- Keep your core engaged to prevent your hips from dropping when you extend your arms. - Move forward with short, controlled steps, using your hands and feet to improve your stability. - Breathe steadily to avoid straining your neck and lower back.