This is a great movement to help prevent elbow, pec and shoulder tendon injuries.
Movement begins with loading hips with a pullthrough and exploding into hip extension providing momentum to move DB into overhead locked position
The only advice that I have for those of you that want to try this exercise is this; make sure you have a strong and conditioned lower back that has very good static strength.
These are the same as “fat man rows” except the grip is taxed to a much greater degree.
Leave it to Martin Rooney to show me a bunch of stuff I have never seen before.
Flex elbows and retract scapula until upper arm is approximately level with torso
This is a great variation of shoulder press instead of using dumbbells or a barbell.
Exercise should be done by grabbing Olympics plates or dumbbells while on a decline bench.
The side pillar is an exercise for the abdominal that is quite different then what we are used to.
Exercise should be done by grabbing a db and resting it on the quad as far away from the hip joint as possible.
This version of the side plank is more difficult than the standard version.
This version of the side plank is more difficult than the standard version.
This variation of the dumbbell bench press is probably the easiest on your shoulders.
The lifter will perform a typical push-up and while in the bottom position will push to the left and to the right and then back to center and finish at lockout, repeat.
This is a great movement for increasing the vertical jump and many other things.
Pulling from one side to the other shifts some slight weight more to one side than the other.
Maintain upright, neutral torso posture throughout the execution of squat.
This is a great shoulder mobility movement and serves as a great warm up exercise
This is another great variation of the pushup to make it harder and involve your abs more.
This is a great single leg exercise that will strengthen your quads, hamstrings and glutes.
This exercise is one of the best ways to dynamically stretch the hamstrings.