Handstand Push-up vs Rear Deltoid Stretch
Compare Handstand Push-up (targets Delts) and Rear Deltoid Stretch (targets Delts) head-to-head. Discover which exercise is better for your training goals, equipment availability, and fitness level.
Similarity Score:
75%
Exercise Comparison
Exercise A
Handstand Push-up
Target
Delts
Equipment
Body-weight
Body Part
Shoulders
Difficulty
Advanced
Movement
Compound
Secondary Muscles
Shoulders
Chest
Core
VS
Exercise B
Rear Deltoid Stretch
Target
Delts
Equipment
Body-weight
Body Part
Shoulders
Difficulty
Beginner
Movement
Isolation
Secondary Muscles
Trapezius
Rhomboids
Head-to-Head Comparison
| Attribute | Handstand Push-up | Rear Deltoid Stretch |
|---|---|---|
| Target Muscle |
Delts
|
Delts
|
| Body Part |
Shoulders
|
Shoulders
|
| Equipment |
Body-weight
|
Body-weight
|
| Difficulty |
Advanced
|
Beginner
|
| Movement Type |
Compound
|
Isolation
|
| Secondary Muscles |
3
|
2
|
Secondary Muscles Activated
Handstand Push-up
Rear Deltoid Stretch
Visual Comparison
Handstand Push-up
Rear Deltoid Stretch
Key Differences
- Handstand Push-up is a compound movement, while Rear Deltoid Stretch is an isolation exercise.
- Difficulty levels differ: Handstand Push-up is advanced, while Rear Deltoid Stretch is beginner.
- Both exercises target the Delts using Body-weight. The main differences are in their movement patterns and muscle activation angles.
This usually takes 10-15 seconds
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