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1 a) Pullup
10 repetitions
Hold the chin-up bar with palms facing forward with a wide grip. Hang from
the bar (you may have to bend your knees to do so). Pull you body up until the
your neck meets the bar. Reverse the movement to lower your body back down. To
make the exercise more dificult, place a dumbbell between your legs or use a
weighted belt.
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1 b) Military Press
5 repetitions
Sit comfortably making sure your knees are ninety degrees to the
floor. Start with the weight at your side
above your head (as shown). Raise the weight up without locking your elbows,
keeping your abdomen tight. Lower the weight to the starting position. |
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2 a) Upright Row
8 repetitions
To perform the upright row begin with an overhand grip, and hands comfortably
apart, let the weight hang directly in front of you. Lift the bar straight up,
keeping the bar close to your body. Lift until your elbows and forearms are
level with the ground. Lower the weight slowly to the starting point.
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2 b) Dip
6 repetitions
To perform the Dip exercise, extend yourself at arms length above the bars,
then lower yourself slowly until ninety degrees then back to the top. The more
forward you lean, the more chest muscles are activated.
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3 a) Biceps Curl
8 repetitionsStand upright with your
back and head straight. Grasping a bar of a predetermined weight at shoulder
width, slowly raise the weight with your elbows tight into your body. Once the
weight has reached the top, slowly lower it with control back to the starting
position.
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3 b) Triceps Extension
6 repetitions
Stand while grasping a bent bar used for this exercise, keeping your back and
head straight. Now lower the weight while keeping your elbows tight close to
your body. your back should always be stationary. Once you have lowered the
weight under control you can now raise it back to the starting position.
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