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    What muscles do one-armed pushups work?
    Julian Arana, M.S.eD., NCSF-CPT
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    Julian Arana is a Personal Trainer and the Founder of B-Fit Training Studios, a personal training and wellness set of studios based in Miami, Florida. Julian has over 12 years of personal training and coaching experience. He is a certified personal trainer (CPT) by the National Council on Strength and Fitness (NCSF). He has a BS in Exercise Physiology from Florida International University and an MS in Exercise Physiology specializing in strength and conditioning from the University of Miami.
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    One-armed pushups work your front shoulder muscles, your chest muscles, your triceps, and your core.
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    I have no legs and a single arm. What are my options?
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    It is actually easier to do one handed push ups without legs because you have less weight. You can have someone assist you for the assisted push ups to support your missing leg. Anything is possible!
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    My one arm is broken. Should I try this?
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    No. Don't try doing push ups if your arm's not well. Even if you don't use it directly, you could still hurt yourself further.
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    How can I get taller faster?
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    Try sleeping in a straight position and stretch your arms and legs while you are asleep. Also, try exercising and doing sports. Keep in mind these tips will only help if you are still growing; usually, height stops growing once you have passed puberty.
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