#Decline ring push ups 25kg
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the lowering looks good to me but you're arching your back on the concentric, especially the last reps
Any tips on how to fix?
haven't you gone through this issue with regular push ups?
the advice i hear pretty often is squeezing your glutes and abs (really easy to keep a consistent plank shape this way) and it should be no different for decline ring push ups
Imma do close grip push ups soon imma film it i dont think the problem persists there
i wouldn't be surprised
they're just push ups so you have no additional weight or balance demands
I do them with 25kg
alright
either way you just tense your abs and squeeze your glutes, then you can easily hold a consistent position so you don't arch your back
just dont let your chest rise first
Looks fine to me
This was a 7 rep max so arching might happen
As long as you don't do this with just bodyweight it's fine
lol arching shouldnt be happening every single rep
Thanks i will try to unlock good 8 reps next week then jump to 30kg. Without weight i don't arch like that
so you should be able to not arch w weight
Some days are good some days are bad
all days should be mostly good
this was arching on every rep, with a lot of it on the last ones
i don't understand being lenient with form with added weight, like what's the distinction
usually pushups are done in the 8-15 rep range
With an absolute 7 rep max grinder and if the person isn't experienced enough they might arch
It took me years to build the body control to do pushups without arching too much
I Don't see it as more servere than arching on an OHP. It's not " good form " but it happens if you're maxing out
7 is not even a low rep count
i do 7 rep push up sometimes when my muscles are fatigued and i don't let my back arch
Program wants me to keep it at the 4-8 rep range. And dude says either decline ring push ups or regular decline push ups am considering how to switch to regular decline in order to get that deficit and fully stretch the chest