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Is it common to get back ache after press ups?
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Not generally: If y our positioning is poor yes. If your positioning is correct you will not have any aches in the back. If you feel it in your back while doing press ups raise your butt up by moving your legs in and get up on your toes. Positioning is everything in exercise.
Answered 11/7/2012
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