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What is the correct posture of flat support?
Lie prone, with elbows bent and supported on the ground, shoulders perpendicular to the ground, feet on the ground, body off the ground, trunk straight, head, shoulders, hips and ankles on the same plane, abdominal muscles tightened, pelvic floor muscles tightened, spine lengthened, eyes on the ground, and even breathing.

The elbow joint and shoulder joint are at right angles to the body. Keep prone on the floor and support your weight with your toes and forearms. Bend your arms and put them under your shoulders. Keep your body straight at all times and keep this posture for as long as possible.

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Disadvantaged population

1, people with severe scoliosis, acute lumbar disc herniation and osteoporosis are not recommended to do steel plate support because their bones and muscles are not up to standard. However, steel plate support can correct mild scoliosis and can also be used as a restorative exercise in the later stage of lumbar disc herniation.

2. It is not recommended for middle-aged and elderly people over 45 years old to do flat support, but anyone who insists on long-term exercise and has excellent physical fitness can do it. Locke, who is over 60 years old, is an example. Because of the pressure on blood vessels, patients with cardiovascular diseases are not recommended to do this kind of exercise.

3. Due to the large amount of muscle exercise in the waist and abdomen, it is not recommended for pregnant women to support the plate. However, for women more than 42 days after delivery, it is recommended to stay flat, which is beneficial to the recovery of pelvic floor muscles and the prevention of uterine prolapse.

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