The floor press is a simple and highly effective pressing variation that can be used as a primary pressing movement accessory lift or even with injury prone lifters.
Floor press scapula.
Get a medicine ball grab it in both hands and lie down on the floor.
Floor presses negate leg drive creating a pure upper body push.
A tutorial of how to properly execute the floor chest press with an addition of scapular protraction to help with winged scapular problems.
Improve your bench press with perfect push up form this might not sound all that important but proper scapula function impacts almost every upper body movement you perform whether in.
This helps improve the mobility of your shoulders and keep your scapula in a normal position.
Although serious lifters will often use it for more repetitive dynamic movement as well.
Keep your elbows straight all the time.
That s why i use the one arm floor press with rotation to build a fighter s punching power.
Adding the floor press to your routine.
Ensure that only your shoulder girdle moves with the ball.
The floor press is an upper body movement that allows you to press massive weights without undue shoulder stress.
This exercise allows for full scapular movement and it builds strength in the hips and core.
To accommodate this position the scapula rotates up and out forcing scapular stabilizers to work overtime while rubbing on the supraspinatus ligament.
The next best option is the floor press and i wouldn t say it s akin to a quarter squat as it s more than half the rom.
The best approach is to use full rom most of the time but use the floor press from time to time for variety.
The floor press is most effective when done to improve your maximum effort.
In addition to the one arm floor press with rotation i use many variations of the push up handstand push up and standing cable chest press.
And it s right by the sticky point so it s difficult to overcome.
The first of the winged scapula exercises you are going to do is going to target your serratus.
Rhomboids and scapular.
Slowly push the ball up with the help of your shoulders.