Press Up  Progressions, Variations, and Modifications | McKenzie Extension Program | Treat Your Back @MovementFunction
Press Up  Progressions, Variations, and Modifications | McKenzie Extension Program | Treat Your Back  @MovementFunction
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 51 minutes ago
If you've found press ups to be effective in relieving your back pain, try these exercises to achieve even better pain relief and create your own program to effectively meet your individual needs.

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:29 Press Up Review
0:45 Progression: Press Up with Exhale and Hold
1:16 Progression: Press Up Overpressure
2:28 Variation: Press Up with Hips Off Center
4:17 Variation: Sustained Extension on Elbows
5:21 Variation: Standing Extension at Countertop

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