If You're Not Doing This 1 Push-Up Variation, Your Arms Are Missing Out
While regular push-ups with your legs straight are challenging enough, if you really want to get stronger and build muscle in your upper back, arms, and core, this variation is a must do. Grab a pair of light- to medium-weight dumbbells, and add this push-up to your routine.
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Dumbbell Push-Up With Renegade Row
- Begin balancing in plank position, shoulders stacked over the wrists, with a dumbbell on the floor in each hand.
- Bend the elbows behind you, and lower the torso into a push-up. Press back up to plank.
- Do a row on the right side, then on the left.
- This counts as one rep.