13/01/2023
Include wall push-ups.
The wall push-up is a great exercise to help strengthen your upper body. One of the nice things about this exercise is, unlike the standard floor push-up, you don't have to get down on the ground to perform it.[6]
Start this exercise by standing in front of a sturdy wall. The wall should be clear of hanging objects like pictures or of windows.
While facing the wall, place your palms flat on the wall (fingers pointing upwards) at shoulder height. You should be standing close enough to the wall that your elbows have a slight bend in them.
While keeping your feet planted firmly on the ground and your abs contracted, slowly bend your elbows allowing your body to come closer to the wall. Keep your elbows pointed down — your arms should not look like "chicken wings" out to the sides; this places strain on the shoulder joint. Do this in a slow and controlled motion, and keep your back as straight as possible.
Stop when your face is just a few inches from the wall. Pause here and then slowly push yourself back to your starting position.
Aim for one set of 10 wall push-ups to start with. Once you're doing well with this amount, try increasing to two sets of 10 push-ups.
If you experience pain in the fingers or wrists in this position, you can also try this with your hands placed on a counter top using the palm to push away from the counter. The fingers can remain curled in this position and the wrist should stay straight.
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