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Medicine Ball Chest Push From a Three-Point Stance
Set up in a three-point stance with one hand on the floor and a medicine ball ahead. Step forward and gather the ball to your chest. Plant the second foot and thrust the ball straight forward with maximum speed.
Stop if
Choose an easier exercise if pain reaches 6 out of 10 or becomes sharp. Stop and rest if pain reaches 8 out of 10.
This is the general ClapMove rule. This exercise has no extra stop rule of its own.
- Pain 6 out of 10 or more: choose an easier exercise.
- Pain 8 out of 10 or more: stop and rest.
Equipment needed
- Works at home
- Works at the gym
medicine_ball
Home Options
- medicine ball
Dosage
3
Sets
6
Reps / Time
90 sec
Rest
controlled
Tempo
Step-by-Step Guide
Set up
- Set in a three-point stance with one hand on the floor and the medicine ball in front.
- Load the stance ready to step forward and gather the ball.

Step 1 of 5
Set in a three-point stance with one hand on the floor and the medicine ball ahead on the floor.

Step 2 of 5
Step forward and gather the ball up to the chest with both hands.

Step 3 of 5
Plant the second foot under the drive, the ball held at the chest ready to push.

Step 4 of 5
Thrust the ball straight forward off the chest with maximum velocity.

Step 5 of 5
Set in a three-point stance with one hand on the floor and the medicine ball ahead on the floor.
Safety Information
Step forward gathering the ball to the chest with both hands, then as the second foot plants explosively thrust the ball straight forward with maximum velocity. Anyone with a shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, back or balance problem should ask a physical therapist or physician before attempting this exercise and stop at pain or dizziness. Stop if the exercise causes pain or you become unwell. Seek appropriate professional advice about symptoms or suitability.
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