

Breeding with dumbbells in emphasis
Reps10 times
Calories burned36 kcal
LevelBeginner

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Stand up straight, holding the dumbbells in your hands. Keeping your back straight, bend over and touch the bench with your forehead, as shown in the figure. The arms should be relaxed and perpendicular to the floor. The palms are directed towards each other. The torso should be as parallel to the floor as possible. This will be your starting position. Bend your elbows slightly and, as you exhale, raise them to the sides, trying to maximize the use of the rear bundle of deltas. Hold your hands in the most tense state at the top of the range of motion and, while inhaling, return them to their original position. This exercise helps to work out the back bundle of deltas with a higher working weight, without straining the back muscles.
How to perform the exercise
10 times
36 kcal
Control your movement and do not rush.
01
Setup
Stand upright holding dumbbells.
02
Position
With a straight back, lean forward and touch a bench with your forehead; arms relaxed and perpendicular to the floor, palms facing each other, torso parallel to the floor.
03
Raise
Slightly bend the elbows and exhale as you raise the arms to the sides, engaging the rear delts.
04
Peak
Hold the arms at maximum tension at the top of the range.
05
Return
Inhale and return the arms to the start position.
Variants
Beginner
Use light dumbbells and a small range.
Middle
Work with a moderate weight to parallel.
Professional
Increase the weight and top hold.
Which muscles are working
Shoulders and upper back



Benefits of the exercise
Strength
Develops the rear delts.
Balance
Lets you use heavier weight without back strain.
Simply
Strengthens the upper back.
Contraindications
Acute pain in the neck or shoulders.
Recent neck injuries.
Medical prohibition of bent-over raises.
Recommendations
Support
Touch the bench with your forehead to unload the back.
Torso
Keep it parallel to the floor.
Hold
Hold at the top.





