Biceps, Front Delt, Serratus Anterior

Pseudo Planche Lean with gym rings

The Pseudo Planche Lean, also known as the Pseudo Planche Hold, on gymnastic rings strengthens the biceps and front shoulders and prepares you for advanced skills like the Planche. Hold the rings shoulder-width apart, rotate them slightly outward, and lean forward in a controlled manner. Engage your biceps to protect your elbows, and gradually increase the lean angle as your strength improves.

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Pseudo Planche Lean with gym rings - the correct execution

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The exercise Pseudo Planche Lean is intended to be used as a technique exercise.

Which muscles are trained by Pseudo Planche Lean?

Primary trained muscles for Pseudo Planche Lean

  • Biceps - The biceps brachii muscle is located on the front of your upper arm. It helps you bend your arm at the elbow, rotate your palm upwards, and lift your arm forward.

  • Front Delts - The front part of the deltoid muscle, also known as the anterior shoulder, is located at the front of the shoulder. It is primarily involved in the forward movement of the arm, such as lifting the arm forward. It also assists in the internal rotation of the arm. This muscle is engaged in activities that involve lifting objects in front of the body or pushing forward.

  • Serratus Anterior - The serratus anterior muscle, also known as the anterior serratus muscle, is a muscle that runs along the sides of the ribs and attaches to the inside of the shoulder blade. It helps move the shoulder blade forward and outward and fix it against the chest wall. This is particularly important for movements such as bringing the arm forward or lifting the arm overhead. The serratus anterior muscle also plays a crucial role in stabilizing the shoulder during pushing or striking actions.

Secondary trained muscles for Pseudo Planche Lean

  • Triceps - The triceps brachii muscle is located at the back of your upper arm. It extends your arm at the elbow and also helps move the arm backward.

  • Forearm - The forearm muscles are divided into flexors and extensors. The flexors bend your wrist, while the extensors straighten it.

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