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29/07/2015

21/07/2015

Workout for Beginners

20/07/2015

Seated V-Bar Cable Row

Step 1: Attach a V-bar to a rowing machine and sit on the bench with your feet on the foot rest and your knees slightly bent.
Step 2: Grasp the V-bar so that your palms are facing forward.
Step 3: Extend your arms as you lean backward, achieving a 90 degree angle between your waist and your legs. Slightly arch your back so that your chest protrudes. This is your starting position.
Step 4: Without moving your torso, exhale as you pull the V-bar towards your body until it nearly touches your chest.
Step 5: Contract your back muscles for a count and then inhale as you slowly return the V-bar back to starting position.
Step 6: Repeat for a complete set.

16/07/2015

Full Body Workout

14/07/2015

Daily Workout Plan

10/07/2015

30 Minutes Kittlebell Workout

08/07/2015

Pushup

Assume a pushup position with your hands just wider than shoulder-width apart and your arms straight. Your body should form a straight line from your head to your heels. Lower your body until your chest almost touches the floor. Push yourself back to the starting position and repeat.

07/07/2015

When it comes to arm training, one muscle in particular always seems to hog the spotlight. The biceps brachii is the large two-headed muscle that makes up much of your upper arm, but it doesn’t work alone.

The brachialis and brachioradialis muscles, which help flex the elbow joint, also add size and shape to the pipes, though it takes a little extra manipulation to get them to grow. The brachioradialis makes up a good part of your forearm as well and will complete your arm development by adding a Popeye-like lower arm to that bulging biceps. In other words, biceps training isn’t just about training the biceps.