Forearm plank hold

Set-up:
Place forearms on the platform, elbows under shoulders, palms flat or hands in fists.
Step feet back against the shoulder rests, forming a straight line from head to heels.

Movement:
Hold a static plank, keeping the forearms firmly pressed into the platform.
Maintain a neutral spine, steady shoulders, and level hips throughout the hold.

See-Saw:
Gently shift weight forward and back.

Knee Taps:
Slightly lower knees towards the carriage while maintaining core stability.

Hip Dips:
Bring hips side to side in a controlled motion while keeping shoulders and ankles stable.

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Continuous breathing throughout.

Muscles Worked:
Deltoids and scapular stabilisers for upper-body support.
Rectus abdominis and transverse abdominis for core stabilisation.
Gluteals and quadriceps to maintain full-body tension.

Foam cover needed – body balance

Regression:
Shorten the hold time or break it down. Option to do a kneeling forearm plank, keeping a straight line from head to knees to lessen core load.

Progression:
Step feet further away from shoulder rests.
Springs: use fewer springs to increase instability and demand on the core.

Modification:
Use a platform modified forearm plank with elbows on the platform to maintain alignment while reducing load.

Wide Climbers:
Drive knees outward to sides and back while maintaining plank.

Leg Lifts:
Lift one leg at a time, keeping hips level and spine neutral.

See-Saw:
Gently shift weight forward and back along the forearms.

Knee Taps:
Slightly lower knees towards the carriage while maintaining core stability.

Hip Dips:
Rotate hips side to side in a controlled motion while keeping shoulders stable.