- Lie flat on a bench with a dumbbell raised straight up over your chest— hold it so that your palms are pressing up on the top disc.
- Keep your core tight and lower the dumbbell behind your head, slightly below the height of the bench.
- With your arms straight, contract your lats and pull the the weight up back to start. Repeat. You can also do pullovers on a stability ball, or perpendicular do a bench with your hips raised (it’s more difficult and engages the core more).
20 Supermans
- Lie flat on the ground with your arms extended in front of your face.
- Raise your legs, chest, and arms off the ground and squeeze your lower back.
- Hold the squeeze for 10 seconds and lower back down to start.
30 Renedgade Dumbbell Rows
- Assume push up position with two dumbbells (neutral grip).
- While keeping your core tight and back flat, powerfully row your right arm up until it’s slightly above your torso. Don’t rotate your body.
- Hold the contraction for 10 seconds, return to the bottom and repeat for the opposite arm.
20 Tricep Kickbacks
- Hold a medium weight in both hands and bend over until your torso is at a 45-degree angle or parallel to the floor (more advanced). Bend the knees if needed and keep the abs engaged to protect the lower back.
- Begin the movement by bending the arms and pulling the elbows up to torso level.
- Holding that position, straighten the arms out behind you, squeezing the triceps muscles.
- Bend the arms back to starting position and repeat.
10 Chest Flies
- Lie on the floor, bench or step. Hold weights over the chest with the palms facing each other.
- Keeping the elbows slightly bent, lower the arms out to the sides and down until they're level with the chest.
- Keep the elbows in a fixed position and avoid lowering the weights too low.
- Squeeze chest to bring the arms back up as though you're hugging a tree.
- Repeat.
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