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]]>Holding either resistance bands, kettlebells, or dumbbells, stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Pull the weights or bands up as you bend your elbows outwards. Complete 10 reps using a weight that is manageable for you.
Hold a dumbbell on its side in front of your chest. With bent elbows, rotate the dumbbell past the left side of your head and bring it around the other side before going back in the opposite direction.
Begin by sitting with your legs straight out and your arms at your side. Lift your body up with your arms, extend your legs, and maintain a straight body as you hold your position. Add some knee drives for a more challenging workout.
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]]>Take a dumbbell or a weight in each hand and lift up above the head, hold for five seconds, and then gently lower the arms back to the standing rest position. Repeat five times. This will strengthen your shoulders along with the lower back and legs.
Standing with a weight in each hand, lift your arms up by your sides, keeping them straight. Repeat ten times for a set. This works out your shoulders in connection with the chest and abs.
This is the same as the previous shoulder press, but this time you’ll be sitting down. Lift the dumbbell or weights up above your head, keeping your arms straight. The seated shoulder press works more exclusively on the shoulders since it doesn’t use the back so much.
An easy bodyweight exercise for the shoulders is the wide press up. This is like an ordinary press up, but set your hands wide apart so that they are past each shoulder. This will focus more on the shoulders, chest, and neck muscles.
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]]>For the basic press, stand with a dumbbell in each hand at ear level, with your elbows bent at 90 degrees and palms facing forward. Straighten your arms and press the dumbbells straight up and then return to your start position. This press works on your shoulders, traps, triceps, and rotator cuff muscles. Here are a few variations for you to try.
Sit on the floor with your back straight, core engaged, and your legs out straight in front of you at 45 degrees. Place the dumbbells in both hands and positioned under your chin. Press upwards over your head and lock your elbows, without moving your posture. Return to start and repeat.
Stand hip-width apart and sit in a deep squat holding the dumbbells by your shoulder. Straighten your legs at the same time as pressing the weight up towards the ceiling. Keep your core engaged for this movement.
Hold a dumbbell in one hand in front of your shoulder with the elbow bent, thumb touching the shoulder, and the palm facing forward. Engage the core and press the weight up above the head. Return to start and swap sides.
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]]>Holding either resistance bands, kettlebells, or dumbbells, stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Pull the weights or bands up as you bend your elbows outwards. Complete 10 reps using a weight that is manageable for you.
Hold a dumbbell on its side in front of your chest. With bent elbows, rotate the dumbbell past the left side of your head and bring it around the other side before going back in the opposite direction.
Begin by sitting with your legs straight out and your arms at your side. Lift your body up with your arms, extend your legs, and maintain a straight body as you hold your position. Add some knee drives for a more challenging workout.
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]]>Take a dumbbell or a weight in each hand and lift up above the head, hold for five seconds, and then gently lower the arms back to the standing rest position. Repeat five times. This will strengthen your shoulders along with the lower back and legs.
Standing with a weight in each hand, lift your arms up by your sides, keeping them straight. Repeat ten times for a set. This works out your shoulders in connection with the chest and abs.
This is the same as the previous shoulder press, but this time you’ll be sitting down. Lift the dumbbell or weights up above your head, keeping your arms straight. The seated shoulder press works more exclusively on the shoulders since it doesn’t use the back so much.
An easy bodyweight exercise for the shoulders is the wide press up. This is like an ordinary press up, but set your hands wide apart so that they are past each shoulder. This will focus more on the shoulders, chest, and neck muscles.
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]]>For the basic press, stand with a dumbbell in each hand at ear level, with your elbows bent at 90 degrees and palms facing forward. Straighten your arms and press the dumbbells straight up and then return to your start position. This press works on your shoulders, traps, triceps, and rotator cuff muscles. Here are a few variations for you to try.
Sit on the floor with your back straight, core engaged, and your legs out straight in front of you at 45 degrees. Place the dumbbells in both hands and positioned under your chin. Press upwards over your head and lock your elbows, without moving your posture. Return to start and repeat.
Stand hip-width apart and sit in a deep squat holding the dumbbells by your shoulder. Straighten your legs at the same time as pressing the weight up towards the ceiling. Keep your core engaged for this movement.
Hold a dumbbell in one hand in front of your shoulder with the elbow bent, thumb touching the shoulder, and the palm facing forward. Engage the core and press the weight up above the head. Return to start and swap sides.
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