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ST Glute/ Ham Bench – White
ST Glute/ Ham Bench – White
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ST Glute/ Ham Bench – WhiteOverview York Barbell meets the challenge of training today’s athletes with its STRENGTH TRAINING SERIES (STS). Its modular components allow athletes to perform various exercises at one station, increasing space and time efficiency. The modular nature of the STS equipment allows strength coaches to effectively supervise athletes and ensures fluid movement of athletes through the weight room.STS is a competitively priced commercial line of equipment perfect for the High School, Club and College environments. Its full commercial warranty, incredible functionality and attention to detail make the STS line a favorite among coaches and club owners. All equipment is safe, highly durable, attractive, and space-efficient. Features •Signature piece of equipment, the Glute-Ham Bench offers multi-functional capability enabling the user to perform both hamstring and lower back strengthening exercises.•The twin pad design maximizes user comfort and adjust to 29 horizontal positions accommodating for any size user. Both the knee pads and the ankle stabilizer pads are adjustable vertically.•Thigh roller pads are designed to maximize user comfort. Specifications •Length: 68“•Width: 30“•Height: 46 Product photo may not exactly match the product offered for sale. Please refer to the product description.
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bodyweight butt exercises
CLICK HERE for a FREE WORKOUT!! www.turbulencetraining.com This video is the bodyweight series to build a better butt and all of the exercises will be done standing up. The first exercise is the wide stance squat. By positioning yourself in a wide stance you are more easily able to push your hips back, helping to work the back of your legs more when you squat. So in this butt exercise, push your hips back while squatting down and squeezing your glutes, and then come back up. In the next bodyweight exercise targeting your butt that you will perform is the Waiter’s Bow. With this exercise you want to take one hand and pinch the skin of your lower back, while taking the other hand and placing it across your chest. In this position, you will bow forward as if you were a waiter at a table and squeeze your glutes to come back up. Only bend as far over as you can while still squeezing an inch of skin from your lower back at the bottom position with your hips pushed back. If you’re inflexible, then you’ll more than likely feel a stretch in your hamstrings as well. After the first two butt exercises you’ll move on to a split squat, or also known as the stationary lunge. To perform this exercise, place one foot forward, and one foot backward.Drop your hips straight down and squeeze the glute and the quadriceps of that front leg to come back up. You back leg will be used solely for balance. The next bodyweight exercise is a little more dynamic and it’s known as the reverse lunge …
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upper back exercises
CLICK HERE for a FREE WORKOUT!! www.turbulencetraining.com Here are the best ways to train your back at home with dumbbells. You can’t neglect training the upper back because it is one of the hot zones of fat burning in your body. Since there is so much muscle mass found in your upper back, you can really burn a lot of calories by training that area. However, a lot of people have problems training that area at home because they dont have access to a chin-up bar or an adjustable bar where they can do inverted bodyweight rows lying on the ground. So, this leaves us with a bench, dumbbells, and a ball. Fortunately, there are still quite a few different exercises we can do that will add variation to our workouts and help us enjoy them a lot more. The first exercise is the Dumbbell Pullover and it is going to train your abs, chest, and your lats. This exercise is a classic Arnold Era exercise. However, it is important to be conservative when performing this one, as you can really injure yourself if you try to do too much weight. There are a couple of different ways to do this exercise. One way is to do it lying regularly on a bench. Hold the dumbbell over your chest with a slight bend in your arms, and lowering the DB back over your head. You will begin to feel a stretch and using your lats, pull the DB back up over your chest. As the DB gets closer to your chest, then the chest muscles begin to do most of the work. An alternative method of performing the DB Pullover is lying …
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Lower Ab Workout
Need a new Lower Abs exercise to add to your workout? Try this reverse crunch and hanging leg raises to get the best ab workout. diet.com Check Out Diet.com Video! Diet.com: www.diet.com Subscribe to Our youtube Channel – www.youtube.com Go behind the scenes w/ Sarah’s Blog- www.diet.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.new.facebook.com itunes: tinyurl.com Sarah’s Fitness Blog – www.examiner.com
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