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Carries can look simple, but don’t underestimate them.

They challenge your core to stay stable while you’re moving, while building grip strength and training your body to handle weight in a way that carries over to everyday life.

Here’s what each variation brings to the table:

1. Farmer Carry: Weight in both hands challenges your grip while your core works to keep you upright and stable.

2. Suitcase Carry: Weight on one side forces your core to work harder to keep you from leaning or rotating.

3. Front Rack Carry: Holding the weight higher shifts the demand to your core and upper body as you work to maintain good posture.

You don’t need complicated exercises to build a stronger, more stable body. Sometimes you just need to pick up something heavy and walk. 💪🏾 💪🏼💪🏿

Save this one for your next workout.



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If floor push-ups feel too challenging, changing the angle can help you build strength while maintaining good form.

An elevated push-up is a great modification that allows you to work through the same movement pattern while adjusting the difficulty to match your current fitness level.

1. Set a barbell securely on the squat rack at a comfortable height.
2. Place your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
3. Step your feet back until your body forms a straight line from head to heels.
4. Lower your chest toward the bar while keeping your core engaged and elbows controlled.
5. Press back to the starting position.
6. As you get stronger, lower the bar one setting at a time to gradually increase the challenge.

Try this modification during your next workout and adjust the bar height until you find the right level of challenge.

Save this for your next upper body workout, and let us know if you’ve ever used elevated push-ups before. 💪

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