Shoulder exercises, Xtreme, Shoulder rotator cuff – Bowflex Xtreme 2 User Manual

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Shoulder Exercises

Shoulder Rotator Cuff—

Internal Rotation

Shoulder Rotator Cuff—

External Rotation

START

ACTION

START

• Grasp the Hand Grip nearest

you in the hand farthest from

the Power Rod® unit, and draw

your upper arm into your torso.

Keep your elbow bent and your

forearm at a 90° angle from your

torso.

• Give yourself enough distance to

eliminate slack in the cable.

• Use a light resistance.—this is

not a powerful movement.

• Rotate your forearm away from

your abdomen, keeping your

elbow at your side throughout

motion.

• Slowly return to the start

position, maintaining slow,

controlled motion.

FINISH

START

ACTION

START

• Grasp the Hand Grip nearest you

in the hand closest to the Power

Rod® unit, and draw your upper

arm into your torso. Keep your

elbow bent and your forearm at a

90° angle from your torso.

• Give yourself enough distance to

eliminate slack in the cable.

• Use a light resistance.—this is

not a powerful movement.

• Rotate your forearm toward your

abdomen, keeping your elbow at

your side throughout motion.

• Slowly return to the start

position, maintaining slow,

controlled motion.

FINISH

Muscles worked:

Subscapularis

Position:

Standing—facing left or right

Accessory:

Hand Grips

Pulleys:

Center Cross Bar—Wide Pulleys

Leg Extension:

Removed

Success Tips

• Lift your chest, keep your knees bent and

feet on Standing Platform.

• Keep your spine aligned and a slight arch

in your lower back.

• Maintain a 90° angle between forearms

and torso throughout exercise.

• Do not rotate the spine to get additional

range of motion.

Muscles worked:

Infraspinatus; Teres Minor

Position:

Standing—facing left or right

Accessory:

Hand Grips

Pulleys:

Center Cross Bar—Wide Pulleys

Leg Extension:

Removed

Success Tips

• Lift your chest, keep your knees bent and

feet on Standing Platform.

• Keep your spine aligned and a slight arch

in your lower back.

• Maintain a 90° angle between forearms

and torso throughout exercise.

• Do not rotate the spine to get additional

range of motion.

XTREME

®

2

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