I
Muscles worked
Back of tile middle deltoid, tile real" del-
toid, posterior
rotator cuff, trapezius and
rhomboids.
Success tips
• Keep your spine and hips stable and do
not allow your body to sway during the
motion.
• For normal pulling exercises you
may choose to let the shoulder
blades
float forward and backward
naturally.
However,
for more emphasis to the
rear deltoid, keep the shoulder
blades
pinched together
throughout
the
nlovenlent.
• Keep your abs tight, chest lifted and
maintain
a slight arch in your lower
back.
I
Muscles worked
Upper trapezius
Success tips
• Do not bend tile neck backward
or
forward while raising the shoulders.
• Keep abs tig_lt and a good spinal
alignment.
• Make sure both shoulders
are raised
evenly.
Rear Delt Row
Shoulder Exercises
START
FINISH
START
• Stand with your feet
approximately
shoulder width
apart.
• Grab the dumbbells
with your
palms facing back.
• Bend forward at the knees and
hips so that your arms will hang
slightly in front of your knees
holding the dumbbells.
• Keep your head/neck
in line with
your spine, as shown.
ACTION
• Allow your arms to bend as
you move your elbows upward
keeping a 60-80 degree angle
between your arms and your
torso.
• Your forearms
should always point
in the direction
of the dumbbells.
• Move till your elbows are slightly
behind your shoulders, then
slowly reverse the motion, keeping
tension on the rear shoulder
nmscles during the entire motion.
Shrugs
START
FINISH
START
• Grab tile dmnbbells
and stand up
straight.
• Feet should be approximately
shoulder
width a part.
• Keep your chest lifted, abs tight
and a slig_lt arch in the lower
back.
• Hold the dumbbells
naturally
to
your sides.
ACTION
Raise your shoulders
toward tile
back of your head, making sure
your neck/head
position does not
move.
Slowly return the shoulders to the
starting position, keeping tension
on your upper shoulder
and neck
nmscles through the entire motion
without slouching or rounding
your upper spine.
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