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Incline Reverse Grip Push-Up
A hands-elevated push-up with fingers turned back toward the feet, shifting emphasis to the upper chest and biceps while reducing wrist extension demand for some lifters.
ChestBodyweightHorizontal press
GoLightWeight mediaincline-reverse-grip-push-up
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Primary
Pectoralis majorUpper pectoralis major
Secondary
Anterior deltoidsTricepsBiceps
Equipment
Bodyweight
Pattern
Horizontal press
Setup
- 01Set hands on a stable bench or box with fingers pointing back toward the feet.
- 02Keep hands around shoulder width; a reverse grip does not tolerate a wide placement.
- 03Walk the feet back into a straight plank line.
- 04Test one slow rep to confirm the wrists and elbows tolerate the grip.
Execution
- 01Lower the chest toward the hands under control.
- 02Keep elbows tracking close to the ribs, not flared.
- 03Stop when the chest reaches the bench or the wrists reach their comfortable limit.
- 04Press back to full lockout while keeping the body rigid.
Checkpoints
- -Fingers point toward the feet through the whole set.
- -Elbows stay tucked near the torso.
- -Hips neither sag nor pike.
- -No sharp wrist or elbow pain at the bottom.
Common mistakes
- -Placing the hands too wide, which strains the wrists in the reversed position.
- -Letting elbows flare and losing the upper chest emphasis.
- -Bouncing out of the bottom position.
- -Forcing full depth when wrist mobility is not there yet.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 4 sets of 8 to 15 reps as an upper chest accessory.
- -Keep it after the main pressing work; the grip limits loading potential.
- -Raise the incline height if wrist discomfort limits range of motion.
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