Amy Schemper shows a plank-press with knee-ins using a "down, down, up, up" cue sequence. The pattern increases core contraction and challenges balance, with options to jump the knee in or switch without jumping.
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We're going to bring one knee in, and you can either have the toe down or up. And then we're going to go down, down, up, up, and then take it back. Knee in, toe can be down or up. Down, down, up, up. So what that does, contracts your core a little bit more, messes with your balance. So that plank press, which is all our upper body push and a whole lot of core, is going to feel extra challenging. Okay, here we go. Knee comes in, down, right, left, right, left. Oh, switch. You don't have to jump it in, you can If you want, switch. I know. Oh, that's hard. It's like going down, then coming up. I got to put that toe down. It's one of those that I'm like, oh man, I knew this would be hard.