Initiate the movement by lifting up your hip, into a side
plank position before returning to the starting position.
Carefully reverse the movement and return to the high
plank position before continuing.
Injury warning: If you have existing spinal or shoulder injuries, avoid attempting
a plank position before seeking medical advice.
Not exact matches
Bring your right knee towards your right elbow with a slight squeeze in your oblique,
before returning back to
plank position.
Return to
plank position by releasing your right hand and lowering onto your forearm,
before doing the same with your left hand.
Hold for 1 second
before lowering down back to
plank position.
Come back into tall
plank position (using the same solid upper body form as
before, and modify on soft fists or using dumbbells as needed).
Draw your right knee forward, touching your right foot to the ground
before immediately extending your right leg again, planting it in the original
plank position.
In fact with all the variations, you should aim to hold the
position for at least 45 — 60 seconds
before you progress to the next
plank variation.
Hold this perfect face the wall handstand
position for 10 seconds trying to maintain active muscular tension the entire time
before walking back down to the elevated
plank position.