In-Place Walking with Hand Push

1. Starting Position:
- Stand upright with your feet shoulder-width apart.
- Keep your arms bent at the elbows and raise them to shoulder height, palms facing forward.

2. Movement:
- Begin walking in place by lifting one knee and then the other. Aim to lift your knees to hip level for maximum engagement.
- As you lift each knee, simultaneously push forward with your palms, as if pushing against a wall. This helps activate your upper body.

3. Rhythm:
- Maintain a steady and continuous rhythm, alternating legs and arms as you walk in place.
- Ensure your core stays engaged throughout the movement to help maintain balance.

4. Breathing:
- Inhale as you prepare to lift a knee and push with your hands.
- Exhale as you lower your foot back down, maintaining a steady breath throughout the exercise.

5. Duration:
- Continue this movement for 1 to 2 minutes, focusing on keeping a smooth and controlled pace. Rest as needed.

6. Tips:
- Keep your posture upright and avoid leaning forward or backward.
- If at any point you feel discomfort, reduce the intensity or stop and rest.

7. Progression:
- As you become more comfortable with the movement, try to increase the speed or extend the duration of the exercise.