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Push-Up Progression Guide (Beginner → Pro)
Push-Up Progression Guide (Beginner → Pro)
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Unlock push-ups from wall variations to handstand push-ups — step by step.
30+ levels, perfect form cues, progression tests, and a built-in tracker.
No gym needed. Real progress at home.
What you’ll get
- 30+ clear levels from wall push-ups to advanced skills
- Exact form cues + common mistakes & quick fixes
- Progression criteria (sets/reps) so you always know when to level up
- Zero equipment — perfect for home
Who it’s for
- Beginners who can’t do a clean floor push-up (yet)
- Intermediates stuck at the same reps for months
- Advanced calisthenics athletes who want stricter form & harder progressions
How it works
- Find your level (first exercise you can’t do with perfect form).
- Follow the cues and hit the progression criteria.
- Advance one step at a time — no confusion, no guesswork.
Inside the guide
- Level ladder: Wall → Incline → Knee → Negatives → Regular
- Strength builders: Tempo, Paused, Close/Wide, Decline
- Skill builders: Archer, Typewriter, Explosive, Pike/Elevated Pike
- Advanced: Pseudo Planche, One-Arm (incline → floor), HSPU progressions
- Bonus: Recovery, tempo control, scapula & core engagement tips
Why it works
- Structure beats motivation — a clear ladder prevents plateaus
- Quality > quantity — perfect reps, not sloppy volume
- Progressive overload — add reps, slow tempo, advance angles
What you need
- Your bodyweight, a chair/table for incline, and consistency.
Delivery
- Instant digital download (PDF).
- Lifetime access — use it on phone, tablet, or print it.
Guarantee
If you follow the criteria and don’t get stronger form within 30 days, email us at builtathome.official@gmail.com — we’ll help you fix it (or refund you).
✅ 30+ levels, step-by-step
✅ Clear criteria to advance
✅ Fix your form, avoid injury
✅ Home-friendly (zero equipment)
✅ Instant digital download (PDF)
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FAQ
Do I need Equipment?
No equipment required — just a chair or table for incline variations.
How many days per week should I train?
3–5 days is ideal. Focus on form, not just volume.
I can’t do a single floor push-up - will this help?
Yes! The guide starts from wall push-ups and builds you up step-by-step to advanced levels.
How fast will I progress?
It depends on consistency. Most users level up every 7–10 days if they follow the cues.
How do I access the guide?
Instant download (PDF). Lifetime access — use it on any device or print it out.