DUMBBELL ONE ARM SHOULDER PRESS

2.
Clean the dumbbell up to bring it to shoulder height. The other
hand can be kept fully extended to the side, by the waist or grabbing a fixed
surface.
3.
Rotate the wrist so that the palm of your hand is facing forward.
This is your starting position.
4.
As you exhale, push the dumbbell up until your arm is fully
extended.
5.
After a second pause, slowly come down back to the starting
position as you inhale.
6.
Repeat for the recommended amount of repetitions and then switch
arms.
Variations: You
can perform the exercise standing or sitting on a regular flat bench. For
people with lower back problems, the version described is the recommended one.You can also perform the exercise as Arnold Schwarzenegger used to do it, which is to start holding the dumbbells with a supinated grip (palms facing you) in front of your shoulders and then, as you start pushing up, you align the dumbbells in the starting position described on step 3 by rotating your wrists and touch the dumbbells at the top. As you co
me down, then you would go back to the starting position by rotating the wrist throughout the lowering portion until the palms of your hands are facing you. This variation is called the Arnold Press. However, it is not recommended if you have rotatory cuff problems.
ELBOW CIRCLE
1.
Sit or stand with your feet slightly apart.
2.
Place your hands on your shoulders with your elbows at shoulder
level and pointing out.
3.
Slowly make a circle with your elbows. Breathe out as you start
the circle and breathe in as you complete the circle.
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