Wall Push-Ups
Stand an arm's length from a wall and place your hands slightly wider than your shoulders.
Choose a 30-day plan for full-body training with push-ups, core, legs and back work. Follow a structured plan at home, from the foundations to more demanding sessions.

Five men’s plans, from Beginner to Expert. Every day comes in a short and an extended version.
Three useful reads for the men’s track: plan the month, choose your starting point and build your workouts.
Ready-made sessions to do on their own.
Bar-free pulling: W-pulls, I-lifts and supermans, backed by planks and bridges.
Advanced back-and-core circuit with side planks, prone raises and single-leg bridges.
Watch the demonstration and read the steps before your first session.
Stand an arm's length from a wall and place your hands slightly wider than your shoulders.
Start in a high plank with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width and your body in a straight line.
Lie on your back with your knees bent and raised and your arms extended upward.
Lie on your stomach and raise your straight arms slightly off the floor.
Stand with your feet wider than shoulder-width and turn your toes slightly outward.
Start in a forearm plank on your knees, forming a straight line from head to knees.