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]]>For this workout, you’ll need to use the cable pulley up top. Face the machine and stand two feet away with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold the rope handle at the base and keep your elbows locked into your sides. Lower the cables and extend your elbows until fully extended. Return to the starting position.
Stand with your back to the machine. Grab the pulley on the bottom and hold the handles behind your head. Pull the cable upwards until your arms are extended and then return to the start. You can also perform this exercise with a dumbbell if a cable machine is not available.
Using the pulley below, grab the handles and stand three feet away from the machine. Bend your back over, keeping your core engaged, and bend your knees slightly. Make sure your elbows are bent at a 90-degree angle and pull the cable back before returning to the starting position. If you struggle to extend fully, then perform this workout with dumbbells.
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]]>Although this exercise isolated your triceps effectively, it can lead to serious injury if you make any errors. Instead, stick to doing classic skull crushers as these will enable you to get a full triceps extension on each rep while avoiding the internal rotation that could put you at serious injury risk.
Despite getting a good tricep squeeze, dumbbell kickbacks are limited in their benefits. This is because your tricep gets a prolonged rest at the bottom of the movement. Instead, do an X pulldown using a pulldown machine as your triceps will remain under pressure particularly at the bottom of the motion due to the rope’s resistance.
Yet again, the overhead extension is another example of an exercise that requires a massive internal rotation. Rather, perform this exercise with a cable as you’ll get a great stretch from bottom to top.
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]]>Drop to the ground on all floors, ensuring that your feet are shoulder-width apart. Make sure your hands are parallel with your chest and proceed to connect your thumbs and index fingers together to make a diamond shape between your hands. Lower your body to the ground and push back up. If this proves too challenging, place your knees on the floor for added support.
Find a chair in your house and place it in an area where there is plenty of open space around it. Sit on the chair as you normally would and proceed to extend your legs out while keeping your feet on the ground. Place your hands next to your hips and lift your body up until your elbows are straight. Lower your body back down until your elbows are bent at a 90-degree angle and repeat.
Face a wall square one, standing a little further than an arm’s length away. Without moving your feet, rock your body forward and place your hands on the wall at about chin height. Then, lean your body toward the wall until your chin is almost touching, and use your hands to press your body away.
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]]>Start by standing with a dumbbell in each hand, arms bent at 90 degrees with your palms facing each other. Keep a slight bend in your knees. Engage the core and hinge at the waist, bringing your upper body slightly forward. Keep the back straight and tuck the chin. Keeping the arms close to your body straighten the arms with the weights behind you. Return to start, and do 12 reps.
Start in plank position with your hands under but slightly outside your shoulders and lower your body down until your chest nearly touches the floor. While lowering down bring your elbows close to your body so your upper arms form a 45-degree angle. Push back up to the starting point, and do eight reps.
Start by standing straight with your feet hip-width apart and hold one dumbbell with both hands above your head. Lower the weight behind your head by bending the elbows but keeping the shoulders still. Extend your arms back to the start position. Do 12-15 reps.
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]]>For this workout, you’ll need to use the cable pulley up top. Face the machine and stand two feet away with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold the rope handle at the base and keep your elbows locked into your sides. Lower the cables and extend your elbows until fully extended. Return to the starting position.
Stand with your back to the machine. Grab the pulley on the bottom and hold the handles behind your head. Pull the cable upwards until your arms are extended and then return to the start. You can also perform this exercise with a dumbbell if a cable machine is not available.
Using the pulley below, grab the handles and stand three feet away from the machine. Bend your back over, keeping your core engaged, and bend your knees slightly. Make sure your elbows are bent at a 90-degree angle and pull the cable back before returning to the starting position. If you struggle to extend fully, then perform this workout with dumbbells.
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]]>Although this exercise isolated your triceps effectively, it can lead to serious injury if you make any errors. Instead, stick to doing classic skull crushers as these will enable you to get a full triceps extension on each rep while avoiding the internal rotation that could put you at serious injury risk.
Despite getting a good tricep squeeze, dumbbell kickbacks are limited in their benefits. This is because your tricep gets a prolonged rest at the bottom of the movement. Instead, do an X pulldown using a pulldown machine as your triceps will remain under pressure particularly at the bottom of the motion due to the rope’s resistance.
Yet again, the overhead extension is another example of an exercise that requires a massive internal rotation. Rather, perform this exercise with a cable as you’ll get a great stretch from bottom to top.
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]]>Drop to the ground on all floors, ensuring that your feet are shoulder-width apart. Make sure your hands are parallel with your chest and proceed to connect your thumbs and index fingers together to make a diamond shape between your hands. Lower your body to the ground and push back up. If this proves too challenging, place your knees on the floor for added support.
Find a chair in your house and place it in an area where there is plenty of open space around it. Sit on the chair as you normally would and proceed to extend your legs out while keeping your feet on the ground. Place your hands next to your hips and lift your body up until your elbows are straight. Lower your body back down until your elbows are bent at a 90-degree angle and repeat.
Face a wall square one, standing a little further than an arm’s length away. Without moving your feet, rock your body forward and place your hands on the wall at about chin height. Then, lean your body toward the wall until your chin is almost touching, and use your hands to press your body away.
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]]>Start by standing with a dumbbell in each hand, arms bent at 90 degrees with your palms facing each other. Keep a slight bend in your knees. Engage the core and hinge at the waist, bringing your upper body slightly forward. Keep the back straight and tuck the chin. Keeping the arms close to your body straighten the arms with the weights behind you. Return to start, and do 12 reps.
Start in plank position with your hands under but slightly outside your shoulders and lower your body down until your chest nearly touches the floor. While lowering down bring your elbows close to your body so your upper arms form a 45-degree angle. Push back up to the starting point, and do eight reps.
Start by standing straight with your feet hip-width apart and hold one dumbbell with both hands above your head. Lower the weight behind your head by bending the elbows but keeping the shoulders still. Extend your arms back to the start position. Do 12-15 reps.
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