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Wide Hand Push Up
A push-up with hands set well outside shoulder width, shortening the range and shifting more of the work onto the pecs and away from the triceps.
ChestBodyweightHorizontal press
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Primary
Pectoralis major
Secondary
Anterior deltoidsTricepsCore
Equipment
Bodyweight
Pattern
Horizontal press
Setup
- 01Place the hands roughly 1.5 times shoulder width apart.
- 02Turn the fingers slightly outward to keep the wrists comfortable.
- 03Set a rigid plank from head to heels with glutes squeezed.
- 04Stack the hands in line with the mid-chest, not the face.
Execution
- 01Lower the chest between the hands under control.
- 02Let the elbows travel out and back at about 60 to 75 degrees from the torso.
- 03Descend until the chest is just above the floor.
- 04Press back up and feel the pecs pull the arms toward the midline.
Checkpoints
- -Chest, not the head, leads the descent.
- -Wrists stay stacked under the elbows at the bottom.
- -Hips hold the plank line with no sag.
- -Depth is full despite the shorter range.
Common mistakes
- -Going so wide the shoulders pinch at the bottom.
- -Flaring the elbows straight out to 90 degrees.
- -Cutting the rep short because the range feels small.
- -Letting the head poke forward to touch the floor first.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 10 to 20 reps as chest-biased push-up volume.
- -Elevate the feet or add a vest once 20 clean reps are easy.
- -Alternate with standard-width push-ups to keep triceps work in the program.
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