Stand facing a wall, hands at comfortable shoulder height and width. Step back only a little.
Simplified joint diagram. It illustrates the movement idea and is not a recording of a teacher. Rotation, depth and individual proportions are approximate; follow the complete written cues.
Standing · Stable chair or wall
Set up with support.
Stand facing a wall, hands at comfortable shoulder height and width. Step back only a little.
Bend the elbows and bring the chest a small distance towards the wall.
Keep the body moving as a supported line without the head leading.
Press through the hands to return.
BreathInhale as you approach; exhale to press away.
Repetitions & pace
5–8 repetitions. Move smoothly; take a rest before repeating.
Head, neck & eyes
Look at the wall between the hands.
What you are practising
Introduce upper-body pushing with adjustable loading.
Muscles involved
Pectoral muscles, triceps, serratus anterior and trunk stabilisers.
Move the feet a little farther away only if control stays comfortable.
Watch for
Sagging at the hips or pushing the chin forward.
Suitability: Choose another movement for painful wrists or shoulders. Stop for pain, dizziness or feeling unwell. Read the review status below before practice.
Quick visual reference
Stand facing a wall, hands at comfortable shoulder height and width. Step back only a little.Bend the elbows and bring the chest a small distance towards the wall. Keep the body moving as a supported line without the head leading. Press through the hands to return.