Too often, people do push-ups incorrectly – by arching their backs, or raising their buttocks too high, or leaning at an incorrect angle on their arms. All these can result not only in an ineffective push-up but injury as well. Point Performance’s medical personal trainer, Danny Rodriguez, demonstrates the correct way to do this simple exercise.
Video: Proper push-up technique
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