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TRICEP PUSHDOWN

 

Muscles worked:
  Triceps
Instructions:
  • Tie one end of the theraband to the doorknob on the opposite side of the door. Place the theraband over the top of the door and close the door.
  • Grasp the other end of the theraband, with your palm facing down, and face the closed door.
  • Your feet should be hip-width apart and your back straight.
  • Your elbow should be bent so that your hand starts at chest height.
  • Your upper arm (elbow to shoulder) should be stationary, and perpendicular to the floor at all times.
  • Push downward until your arm is fully extended.
  • Hold this position for a second while flexing your tricep.
  • Your elbow should always remain at your side and your wrist should be locked straight.
  • Slowly allow your hand to return to the starting position in a controlled manner.
  • Switch arms and repeat.
Don'ts:
  • Don't let your elbows wander away from your body. Keep your elbow on a "fixed-axis" at your side at all times.
Alternate exercises:
  • Overhead Tricep Extension (Tb)

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