Sunday, November 24, 2013

Parallel Bar Dips

The best exercise to maintain fitness is known as lower pec workout. Parallel bar dips are another exercise where you lift your whole body. This has a great impact on your shoulder, chest, triceps and hip.We skip some workouts not because it is a difficult one. The fact is, we get lazy when we think about them. Lifting our own body is an art; the more ease you have on it, the more stronger you get to control the weight in a particular area. You could also use a dip belt to add more weight for a more effective workout.

-  Hold the parallel bar, push yourself up and lock your arms.
-  Holding the bar tight, lean your upper body slightly forward.    
-  Bend your knees a  little so that your weight of the body is not
   flowing down to your foot.
-  Cross your legs.                                                                 
-  Breathe in and start the work out.                                         
-  Bend your elbows to lower your body downwards until you
    see your elbow is slightly above the shoulder.
-  You will feel the weight on shoulders, chest, triceps and the hip.
-  Lift your body up to your original position, i.e your arms fully extended.
-  Do 3 to 4 sets and each set for 10 repetitions.                       
-  Do not lift your head while you are doing this workout. 
               
The more lower you go, the more better you get.
Remember to wear a supporter.



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