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Uploaded by on Dec 10, 2011

45 Degree Planche Pushups and Angle Changing Planches
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  • How long did it take you to be able to do the planche and what progressions did you do to get there? Thanks for any advice you can share! Very motivational!

  • @PeterC1031 1-2 years to get to this level of preogression. But it all varies based on your own dedication and training. In months you could be doing planche pushups with partial range of motion its the full range and longer holds that take time. You have to start with tuck planche pushups for progressing planches. Wall handstand pushups and dips will also help build the pushing strength u need.

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  • @Fazioenterprise think i might start putting short ones up like you, seems a good way to show progression

  • Gangsta!!!!!!!

    

  • @Fazioenterprise Thanks for the reply. I guess my follow up question would be what kind of dedication and training is involved? How often did you train and for how long? I am only at the ability to do frog stands, where your knees are supported by your elbows and hope to be able to work up to the more difficult progressions. I work on them just about every day or every other day. Do you recommend working on it several times a day or what frequency? Thanks again!

  • @18lightowler awesome!  cant wait to see it, you last one was epic

  • @BUpCalisthenics do them on 2 chairs, thats all u need

  • @tarverDelight yaaa

  • @TheADNE2011 thanks !! :D

  • @kane123369 :D workin on it

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