Beginners Shoulder Band Workout

 

Use the following exercises to help strengthen and develop your shoulder muscles. Always warm-up and stretch prior to your workout, aiming to work within your own limits - focusing on working the muscle to be trained - maintain good technique!

BEGINNERS SHOULDER WORKOUT WITH BAND
The aim of this workout is for beginners to get accustomed to performing a simple selection of shoulder exercises. The position you have the band under your feet, will either increase or decrease the exercise difficulty.
Date
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Time
SINGLE ARM UPRIGHT ROW
BENT OVER 1 ARM LAT RAISE
X-COUNTRY SKIING
.AIM TO KEEP YOUR ELBOW HIGH
..KEEP A SLIGHT BEND IN YOUR ARM
.AIM TO TAKE THE HAND TO SHOULDER HEIGHT
2 Sets of 10 - 12 lifts each arm with 30 - 45 seconds rest.
2 Sets of 8 - 12 lifts keeping your palm facing downwards.
Work in a smooth alternate arm action for 30 - 45 seconds.
LYING SIDE RAISE
LYING PULLDOWN
1 ARM PRESS
.KEEP THE TENSION ON THE BAND THROUGHOUT
.ATTACH BAND TO A SECURE OBJECT
AVOID TWISTING YOUR BODY
2 Sets of 8 - 12 lifts each arm - control tension with other arm.
8 - 12 pull downs - fix band to a secure object.
1 Set of 10 - 12 slow lifts. Keep band central on 1 foot
click for more shoulder stretchesAim to work through all 6 exercises - however if you feel tired or sore, work for the first 4 only.

Stretch between each different exercise to help give your muscles a chance to recover.


Always check your band for signs of any damage (splits), making sure that the band is placed centrally under your foot.

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