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rzen 5bbe3f6ff0 Add the free-weight canon and bodyweight staples (16 exercises)
Squat/lunge: Barbell Squat, Goblet Squat, Bodyweight Squat, Lunge.
Bench station: Bench Press, Incline Bench Press, Dumbbell Bench Press,
Dumbbell Fly (the fly authors the face-on camera for its frontal arc).
Dumbbell rack: Dumbbell Row, Dumbbell Shoulder Press, Dumbbell Curl,
Lateral Raise - first uses of the dumbbell prop. Bodyweight: Push-Up,
Pull-Up, Crunch, Dip.

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# Push-Up
The bodyweight press — a moving plank: lower the chest to the floor and
press back up without the hips sagging.
- **Category:** Warm-up and main circuit
- **Type:** Bodyweight horizontal press
- **Targets:** Chest, front delts, triceps, trunk
- **Prescription:** 3 × 815
## Setup
Hands under the shoulders, legs long, toes tucked. Squeeze the glutes
and brace so the body is one straight line from head to heels.
## Execution
1. Bend the elbows about 45° from the body and lower the chest toward
the floor.
2. Stop a fist's height off the ground, body still one line.
3. Press the floor away to straight arms.
## Cues
- The plank never breaks — hips neither sag nor pike.
- Screw the hands into the floor to keep the elbows tracking.
- Chest leads the descent, not the chin or the hips.
## Common Mistakes
- Hips sagging into a banana shape.
- Flaring the elbows to 90°.
- Craning the neck at the floor.
## Progression
Start from an incline (hands on a bench) if reps stall; graduate to feet
elevated, then slow negatives.