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Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 230
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How do u do this exercise?
How do i do Exercise 2 on this website: http://familydoctor.org/265.xml
It explains the movement but i still dont get whether the dumbbell will be raised into the air or u "roll/drag it across ure waist." Is it supposed to keep touching or keep a close distance iwth ure waist or are u raising the dumbbell and holding it in midair? im leaning towards the "dragging across ure body" type thing but i wanna make sure. |
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Good, bad, im the guy with the gun-Army of Darkness
Weight:147 pounds DB Incline Press: Repping 70 lbs in each hand. Standing curls: Repping 60 lbs (thats all i remember for now!) |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 230
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Heres a real picture of the same exercise: http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/dorian1.htm (ITS EXERCISE 2 again!)
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Good, bad, im the guy with the gun-Army of Darkness
Weight:147 pounds DB Incline Press: Repping 70 lbs in each hand. Standing curls: Repping 60 lbs (thats all i remember for now!) |
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MP Minister of Pain!
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Just keep your elbow tucked into yourbody and rotate up and down. I do them standing mostley but sometimes I change them up and do them all laying down.
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"Only in dictionaries does SUCCESS come before WORK." -Alfred K. Henderson
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jersey's here
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can you do them with cables standing up? just as effective?
it still works the rotator cuff if your standing up holding your elbow at a 90 degree angle so your forarm is parallel to the floor? when is the best time to do rotator cuffs? at the end of your shoulder workout? |
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MP Minister of Pain!
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Yes you work the cuff while standing. Every position works itr slightly different. I do cuff excercises before every workout just to loosen em up because I have damaged one in the past, then at the end of every session I do a few more excercises and such. I only do a couple before just to warm it up to prevent injury then after each workout I do like 4-5 excercises.
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"Only in dictionaries does SUCCESS come before WORK." -Alfred K. Henderson
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 230
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im planning on doing only one RC exercise.....atleast for now....will one exercise (plus the other shoulder exercises that i guess dont indirectly work the RC) suffice?
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Good, bad, im the guy with the gun-Army of Darkness
Weight:147 pounds DB Incline Press: Repping 70 lbs in each hand. Standing curls: Repping 60 lbs (thats all i remember for now!) |
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MP Minister of Pain!
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Im no expert but I feel when I do a couple different ones it feels much better. But I only work my RC's to prevent injury so I do several of them to hit em good, I like the feeling of multiple lifts rather then several sets of the same one.
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"Only in dictionaries does SUCCESS come before WORK." -Alfred K. Henderson
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MP Minister of Pain!
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Yea I keep the reps high 12-15. I do like 3 sets before every lift session and every few days or when ever I remember I do like 6 or so sets of em.
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"Only in dictionaries does SUCCESS come before WORK." -Alfred K. Henderson
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 50
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Avoid exercise 4
It can do more harm than good. It's the perfect setup for shoulder impingement (internal rotation combined with abduction) EMG studies have revealed better activation of the targeted muscle during the side lying abduction. Place yourself on the side on the floor or swissballl and perform a lateral raise. |
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