For dumbbell lunges, hold a dumbbell in each hand and step back into your lunge, lowering for the count of four seconds, then ...

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Hold a dumbbell in each hand and lie back on a flat bench, to start. Press the weights up from shoulder level until your arms ...

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Lie on a bench set at a 45-degree angle, holding two dumbbells or a barbell above your head. Slowly lower both bells over a 3 ...

Take one step forward and lean back, elongating your arms and engaging your core. Squeeze your shoulder blades together and ...

Here, you’ll start your pressing journey with a pair of dumbbells, allowing you to work on controlling your stabilizing ...

Set up an incline bench at a 30 to 45 degree angle. Grab a pair of dumbbells and ... your dumbbells at your chest, driving ...

Your upper body plays a major role when you push or throw things. That’s why you need to keep it strong by performing the right exercise. While there are many chest exercises, pick the incline ...

He offered a tip on bench positioning on the incline Smith machine so that it’s properly ... and try to make sure the spaces on each side are about the same.” Performing on the chest press machine, ...

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ @David Corenswet) Incline Dumbbell Press Adjust the bench to 45 degrees. Lie back and press dumbbells straight up from the chest. Hold with straight arms, then lower slowly.

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