Triceps Exercise Sculpts You A Pair Of Beautifully Toned, Firmed Slim Arms
I feel utterly good and flatteringly feminine because triceps exercise is the best arm toner that makes the back of my arm less saggy!
Why I do the triceps routine
Here's why:
My triceps will look saggy if I don't exercise them.
This is because triceps are probably the most under-exercised muscles on us ladies as there aren't many daily activities that would involve the use of our triceps.
As we age, we loose firmness in our upper arms (and will have loose pockets of skin that begin to form around the backs of our upper arms) that no amount of dieting or weight loss will help to improve.
However, with Chad's help, I can say that his excellent training yields me tighter, shapelier and more firmed upper arms.
I think the most exciting thing to look forward to about triceps exercise is that after all my hardwork, I can show off my toned, well-sculpted arms in sleeveless shirts and feel good about it.
And femininely elegant too!
If you've gorgeous arms, you’re going to feel great about yourself. You’ll be able to deck out in any kind of outfit and feel good.
Trust me.
Triceps muscles, as famous as they are -
Sad to say, many of us aren't familiar with them.
So let's really get acquainted with your triceps.
Your triceps are the muscles that are located at the back of your upper arm, directly opposite your bicep muscles.
They've 3 heads: inner, outer and middle.
You use your triceps muscles when you extend your arm and when you bring your arm in towards your body.
Your triceps determine the shape of your upper arm in that the better shape your triceps are in, the better shape your upper arm will be in.
Here's a terrific triceps routine that'll help you carved out graceful, firm and well-shaped triceps.
Exercises 1 & 3 featured here need dumbbells to provide resistance while exercising
This triceps exercise works powerfully on your triceps, as well as your shoulders and upper back
Getting Into Position
Stand straight with knees slightly bent and abdominal muscles pulled in.
Hold the dumbbells in front of your shoulders, palms facing away from your body.
Getting Into Position
Press the dumbbells directly overhead, gradually rotating your arms so that palms are facing each other at the top.
Lower to the starting position with palms facing out.
Do 12 repetitions.
2: Triceps Extension
This triceps exercise works powerfully on your triceps muscles
You'll need an exercise band to do this exercise
Getting Into Position
Tie together the 2 ends of a small section of an exercise band.
Stand straight, feet hip width apart. With your right hand holding onto one end of the band, place your right palm over the front of your left shoulder.
Hold the other end of the band in your left hand, palm facing inward. Bend your left elbow, hold it lightly against your side so that your hand is just in front of your waist.
The Exercise
Exhale, by-passing your side, straighten left arm out behind you so that the band gets tighter as you go.
Inhale, return to the starting position.
Do 12 repetitions.
Switch to do the other arm.
3: Triceps Kickback
This triceps exercise works powerfully on your triceps muscles, your elbow and shoulder joints
Getting Into Position
Stand straight, bend your knees a few inches. Bend forward (Note: Not by rounding your back, but by bending at the hips).
Hold a dumbbell in your left hand with palm facing toward your body while placing right hand on top of your right thigh for support.
The Exercise
With your elbow bent, bring arm up so elbow rests lightly against the side of your waist.
Straighten your forearm out behind you.
Inhale, return to the original position.
Do 12 repetitions.
Switch to do the other arm.
Whew! What a satisfying triceps exercise routine!
Continue on consistently 3 times a week and you'll soon say bye bye to saggy upper arms and gain back firmed, well-shaped upper arms.
Time to show them off!
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