triceps exercise
Tricep Exercise

Exercises

abdominalsAbs
backBack
bicepsBiceps
chestChest
shoulderDeltoid
forearmsForearms
leg workoutLegs
lower backLower Back
pregnancy fitnessPregnancy
tricepsTriceps
video demonstrationsVideo Exercises online
Online Programs

fitness programFitness Program
golf training exercisesGolf Trainer

Resources

fitness ebookFitness Magazines
fitness ebookFree fitness ebook
Free fitness analysis

Home Page

Exercise for triceps
Exercise article provided courtesy of Global Health and Fitness

Triceps
Strong, Toned and Sexy Arms

Want Hollywood Arms?
Stephen Woessner

The hottest thing among men and women in Hollywood these
days are strong, toned and sexy arms.  Did you know that your
triceps, not your biceps, make up 2/3 of your upper arm mass?
Most people don't realize this and therefore think that in order
to have attractive arms, one needs to do a lot of bicep training. 
In today's newsletter, we'll show you how to perform one of the
best exercises for your triceps in PERFECT form--the
overhead dumbbell extension.

Step-by-Step

Sit on a chair or 90 degree angle bench, head up, back straight,
feet firmly on the floor.  Hold one dumbbell (vertical to floor)
with both hands overhead.  Keeping your upper arms in place,
slowly lower dumbbell straight down behind head, as low as you
can naturally go. Keeping elbows at one fixed point.  Raise the
dumbbell upward over your head until arms are extended, rotating
your hands up and over until the top plates are resting in palms of
hands, thumbs around handle.  Lower the dumbbell behind your
head in a slow, controlled manner.  Try to keep your elbows at the
same fixed point throughout the lifting and lowering motion and keep
upper arms (from shoulders to elbows) close to sides at all times.

Don'ts

Don't hold the dumbbell so that the dumbbell changes the angle
of motion. Keep the dumbbell so that it is vertical throughout the
lifting and lowering motion.  When lifting and lowering the dumbbell 
try not to sway or arch your back.  Don't allow your upper arms to
move. Keep your elbows at a "fixed-point" throughout the exercise.
Don't just let the weight drop behind your head. Slowly lower the
weight so that you are resisting the downward force of the weight.

Alternate exercises for triceps

Overhead Triceps Extension with a cable and Overhead Triceps
Extensions with a barbell.

If you truly want to GO BEYOND in your quest for arms that
would make any Hollywood Star jealous, as well as an overall lean,
tone and strong body, I highly recommend becoming a member
of Global Health & Fitness (GHF).

GHF’s experts will PERSONALLY develop your strength and
cardiovascular training programs as well as a nutritional strategy that's
right for you and your goals.  GHF's 30 experts will help you exceed
all of your goals and expectations! Plus, they even offer a 30-day money back 
GUARANTEE, to take away any risk! 

Click Here for more details.

I guarantee you will GO BEYOND with GHF!
 

Global Health and Fitness Program Customized exercise fitness and diet plans. Personal expert advice from 30 world-renowned fitness, medical and nutrition experts. 
30 Day Trial only $4.95. Click Here for more information
Search:
Keywords:
In Association with Amazon.com

 


© 2003 - 2005 exercise-fitness-programs.com