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]]>In addition to being a holistic exercise, the dumbbell row is easy to perform—all you need is a weight and a bench or another piece of furniture to hold onto. This workout helps to build and condition your lats, traps, and rhomboids.
Whether you choose to start the movement from a seated position or standing up, chin-ups are great to help you improve your ability to support your own body weight. This exercise will improve your vertical and horizontal pulling with a specific focus on developing your lat muscles.
If you’re struggling to perform bodyweight chin-ups, then close-grip lat pulldowns will serve you well. This exercise will enable you to choose to lift however many plates you’re comfortable with. What’s more, lat pulldown machines are standard machinery found in most regular gyms, meaning you don’t have to go out of your way to perform this exercise if you have a gym membership.
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]]>You may think that it’s only possible to build upper-body strength in the gym, but that’s not true at all. Dally is a Nike trainer and muay Thai boxer who knows what she’s doing, so use her tips if you want to achieve results quickly. The workout doesn’t require you to have expensive equipment; you can do it with just a set of dumbbells.
Dally’s videos show four different moves that you can practice on a daily basis if you want. “Whilst we don’t have access to endless barbells and weights at home we have to think outside the box to find stimulus and stress for our body so it that it can adapt and give us those beautiful strength gains that we want!”, she wrote in the post caption.
Swipe through the slides on her Instagram post and start working out with her today!
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]]>Boxing has become very popular recently, especially among celebrities, and for a very good reason. Apart from the fact that it’s great cardio training, boxing is also awesome for building core and upper body strength.
It’s a well-known fact that swimmers have a strong upper body, so you can’t go wrong with this sport if you want a perfectly toned upper body. Swimming is good for engaging shoulders, back, abs, and triceps, but it’s also a great cardio workout.
If you’re looking for a low-impact workout that can help you tone your upper body without bulking up, pilates or yoga is a perfect choice. These workouts can help you tone and strengthen your upper body, but they’re also great for improving endurance and flexibility.
Rowing is a great cardio training, perfect for people who want to burn major calories. It’s also great for working your upper body and toning your back, shoulders, biceps, and arms.
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]]>You can do these on a bench, on a step, or even on the ground. Sit on the bench with your hands shoulder-width apart and straighten your legs out in front of you. Move your butt off the bench towards the floor whilst your arms do the controlling until your elbows are at 90 degrees. Push through your hands and straighten your elbows and bring your butt up to the height of the bench.
Sit on a bench with one dumbbell between both hands held above your head. Slowly lower the weight behind your head by bending the elbows and keeping your upper arms still. Extend your arms to start position.
Hold a dumbbell in each hand and stand with your knees bent, lean forward slightly, but keep your back straight. Start with your elbows bent and your forearms parallel with your thighs and your upper arms parallel with your back. Engaging the core and triceps straighten your arms at the elbow, taking the dumbbell up and back and keep the triceps in the same position. Squeeze and then return to start position.
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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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]]>The post Great Upper Body Exercises to Improve Your “Pull” Ability appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>In addition to being a holistic exercise, the dumbbell row is easy to perform—all you need is a weight and a bench or another piece of furniture to hold onto. This workout helps to build and condition your lats, traps, and rhomboids.
Whether you choose to start the movement from a seated position or standing up, chin-ups are great to help you improve your ability to support your own body weight. This exercise will improve your vertical and horizontal pulling with a specific focus on developing your lat muscles.
If you’re struggling to perform bodyweight chin-ups, then close-grip lat pulldowns will serve you well. This exercise will enable you to choose to lift however many plates you’re comfortable with. What’s more, lat pulldown machines are standard machinery found in most regular gyms, meaning you don’t have to go out of your way to perform this exercise if you have a gym membership.
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]]>The post Trainer Nesrine Dally Shows You How to Strengthen Your Upper Body at Home appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>You may think that it’s only possible to build upper-body strength in the gym, but that’s not true at all. Dally is a Nike trainer and muay Thai boxer who knows what she’s doing, so use her tips if you want to achieve results quickly. The workout doesn’t require you to have expensive equipment; you can do it with just a set of dumbbells.
Dally’s videos show four different moves that you can practice on a daily basis if you want. “Whilst we don’t have access to endless barbells and weights at home we have to think outside the box to find stimulus and stress for our body so it that it can adapt and give us those beautiful strength gains that we want!”, she wrote in the post caption.
Swipe through the slides on her Instagram post and start working out with her today!
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]]>The post These Workouts Are Best for Your Upper-Body Strength appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Boxing has become very popular recently, especially among celebrities, and for a very good reason. Apart from the fact that it’s great cardio training, boxing is also awesome for building core and upper body strength.
It’s a well-known fact that swimmers have a strong upper body, so you can’t go wrong with this sport if you want a perfectly toned upper body. Swimming is good for engaging shoulders, back, abs, and triceps, but it’s also a great cardio workout.
If you’re looking for a low-impact workout that can help you tone your upper body without bulking up, pilates or yoga is a perfect choice. These workouts can help you tone and strengthen your upper body, but they’re also great for improving endurance and flexibility.
Rowing is a great cardio training, perfect for people who want to burn major calories. It’s also great for working your upper body and toning your back, shoulders, biceps, and arms.
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]]>The post 3 of the Best Tricep Exercises appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>You can do these on a bench, on a step, or even on the ground. Sit on the bench with your hands shoulder-width apart and straighten your legs out in front of you. Move your butt off the bench towards the floor whilst your arms do the controlling until your elbows are at 90 degrees. Push through your hands and straighten your elbows and bring your butt up to the height of the bench.
Sit on a bench with one dumbbell between both hands held above your head. Slowly lower the weight behind your head by bending the elbows and keeping your upper arms still. Extend your arms to start position.
Hold a dumbbell in each hand and stand with your knees bent, lean forward slightly, but keep your back straight. Start with your elbows bent and your forearms parallel with your thighs and your upper arms parallel with your back. Engaging the core and triceps straighten your arms at the elbow, taking the dumbbell up and back and keep the triceps in the same position. Squeeze and then return to start position.
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]]>The post 3 Alternative Shoulder Presses For Upper Body Definition and Tone appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>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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