1. Place your hands on the edge of a chair while facing away
- Hands shoulder width apart and fingers grips on the edge of the char such that your armpits are not open to breath.
- Bend your knees at roughly a 90 degree angle.
- Check your balance adjusting your weight throughout your arms and legs. When the weight of your body feels heavy on your arms bring your legs in slightly towards the legs of the chair.
2. While inhaling bend your elbows bringing your butt towards the floor
- Straight back face forward as you lower your body.
- Practically speaking, bending your to a right angle is hard than it sounds. More importantly, bending to this degree keeps you from injuring your shoulders. For people who find this hard, it is not necessary to bend to this extent. Go as far as comfortably possible.
3. Exhaling slowly extend your elbows until your arms are straight
Restore your body to its original position extending your elbows while avoiding hyper-extension in your elbows. Note that hyperextension can take a toll on your elbows if done in exceeding amounts. Keep this in mind throughout the exercise.
Repeat the movements describe in steps 1 through 3. It's recommended
starting off by doing 2 sets of 10 repetitions. If doing 10 reps is
difficult split the work up into smaller sets.For example, do 4 sets of 5 taking breaks between sets resting your body for the next set. If you don't feel that the previously prescribed amount is not sufficient increase the number of sets or reps to meet your physical condition.
Adjusting the intensity of your workout without weights
It's important that you support your body weight using your arms. When using your legs to hold up your weight, the amount of burden you put on your arms decreases. That is why when you decrease the amount of weight being held up by your legs, you effectively increase the workout you are giving your arms.In addition, the spacing between your feet and your buttocks can help you adjust the amount of weight you are putting on your arms. Using this fact you can adjust the intensity of your workout without adding weight.
Arm Flab Is Inevitable If You Are Not Careful
Your upper arms are primarily made up of the bicep and triceps. Your biceps are used by your body to help you left things bending your elbows inward towards your chest. In your daily life it is uncommon that you don't use this muscle.However on the other hand, the back of your arm where your triceps find themselves is not. This area of your body is susceptible to become flabby. Your triceps are used when extending your elbows outward. The fact that people don't use their arms enough is what makes arm flab such an emerging problem even when modern diet and exercise is applied.
In order to tone your arms, it's dire that your train your triceps eliminating arm flab. When you extend your elbows you empower your body and your arms stimulating the back of your arms, saying goodbye to flabby arms.
For best results find new ways to train the back of your arms without deliberate exercise. This can be done by simply incorporating arm exercise into your free time. That can involve changing the way your ride public transportation or even just swinging your arms a little as your walk.
