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Home›Tech Advice›How to master the 3 hardest workout moves, according to pros

How to master the 3 hardest workout moves, according to pros

By Matthew Lynch
July 6, 2023
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Are you tired of doing the same old workout moves and looking to spice up your exercise routine? If so, then mastering these three challenging moves can push your athletic abilities to new heights. With tips from fitness professionals, we’ll guide you through the process of perfecting these tough exercises.

1. The Pistol Squat

The Pistol Squat is a challenging single-leg squat that requires immense leg strength, balance, and mobility.

How to Master It:

a. Begin by standing on one leg with the other leg extended straight in front of you.

b. Slowly lower yourself down into a squat on the supporting leg, keeping your core engaged and chest upright. Your

extended leg should remain parallel to the ground.

c. Push through your heel to return to a standing position and switch legs to train both sides evenly.

Pro tips:

– Start by using a box or bench for support while lowering yourself.

– As your strength increases, gradually increase the squat depth and balance demands.

– Don’t forget to practice ankle mobility exercises as they are crucial for maintaining balance during the movement.

2. The Planche Push-Up

The Planche Push-Up is an advanced bodyweight exercise that targets your upper body muscles while defying gravity with your feet elevated off the ground.

How to Master It:

a. Begin in a push-up position with hands positioned slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.

b. Shift your weight forward onto your hands, lifting your feet off the ground while maintaining a straight body position from head to toe.

c. Lower yourself towards the ground by bending your elbows, then press yourself back up to complete one rep.

Pro tips:

– Start by elevating your feet on a platform or employing resistance bands for assistance.

– Gradually reduce support as you build strength and master proper form.

– Engage in supplementary core strengthening exercises, like planks, to boost stability and control.

3. The Front Lever

The Front Lever is a demanding exercise that incorporates a hanging position and robust core strength.

How to Master It:

a. Start by hanging from a pull-up bar with an overhand grip.

b. Engage your core and lift your entire body horizontally with your back facing the ground, keeping your body in a

straight line from head to toe.

c. Hold the Front Lever position for as long as you can and aim to increase your hold duration over time.

Pro tips:

– Practice progressions, such as tuck levers and single leg levers, before attempting the full Front Lever.

– Incorporate additional core exercises like leg raises into your workout routine to improve overall strength.

– Consistency and patience are key – this move demands dedication to perfect form and technique.

In conclusion, the Pistol Squat, Planche Push-Up, and Front Lever are three of the most challenging workout moves to master. By following professional tips, breaking down the moves into manageable progressions, and committing to consistent practice, you’ll elevate your fitness game while impressing fellow gym-goers. So why wait? Start working on these elite moves today.

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