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Exercise: Power Plate Push-up (30 Hz)

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Targeted muscles: Chest, shoulders, arms, abs

• Assume push-up position on Power Plate
• Perform specified reps with machine at 30 Hz

The Word: “The Power Plate improves mobility, stability and elasticity. Our guys have had great results using it before upper-body work, or before squatting actions. They feel more stable, powerful and activated after using it. It serves both prehab and performance enhancement purposes.”

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