It is an upper-body exercise
Elbows flex
Shoulders adduct and extend
Elbows move to the torso
Muscles Used:
Latissimus Dorsi
Biceps Brachii
Triceps Brachii
Deltoids
Do as many pull ups as you can and record the number in the form.
Hang on bar
Let shoulders relax
Pull body up without bending the arms
Stand on a support (bench/chair)
Push off the support and hang on the bar with chin above
Slowly come down (as long as you can)
Tie resistance band on the bar
Hang on bar with feet supported by the band
Perform pull ups
Reach your arms out in front of you and place your palms firmly on the ground wider than shoulder width
Exhale as you engage your back muscles and pull yourself forward until your shoulders reach the height of your hands
Inhale to push yourself back to the starting position
Continue to pull forward and push back
pull the towel to your body
you can choose how intensive you want to work out
the thighs move to the abs
pull the shoulder blades together and guide the arms past the upper body
the upper body stays upright and does not swing back or forth
take the pressure from the towel and stretch the legs out again
put tension on the towel and try to disperse the towel
simultaneously, bend the arms and guide the towel behind your head towards the neck
the shoulder blades move towards each other
you can feel the contraction in the upper back and in the shoulders, if you do it correctly
bring the towel down to the starting position, the towel stays under tension, then repeat the lat exercise
It is a test of explosive leg power
Two feet take off and landing
Muscles Used:
Glutes
Quadriceps
Hamstrings
Gastrocnemius
Ready, steady, jump as far as you can. Remember to jump and land with both feet. Bend your knees when jumping and landing to avoid injury.
Get the technique right!
Initiation
Arms swing back
Bend knees
Execution
Swing arms forward and up
Hips and knees fully extended
Then tuck in knees to increase "hang time"
Landing
Extend knees forward to increase distance
Land with knee bent
Keep arms forward
Bring body weight forward