Arm exercises, Triceps pushdown, Single arm pushdown – Bowflex Elite™ Plus home gym User Manual

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Arm Exercises

Triceps Pushdown

— Elbow Extension

Single Arm Pushdown

— Elbow Extension

START

ACTION

START

• Straddle the Seat Rail facing the

Power Rod® unit, and grasp one

Hand Grip, palm facing up.

• Stand approximately 1-2 feet or

.3-.6 m from Lat Tower (adjust for

comfort).

• Bring your arm in front of you,

keeping the Hand Grip at chest

level.

• Bend over slightly from hips, so

that your shoulder is directly

over your hand.

• Keeping your upper arm

stationary, elbow next to trunk,

slowly push your arm downward

in a gentle arc until your hand is

near top of the thigh.

• Keeping your triceps tightened,

slowly reverse the arcing motion,

bringing the Hand Grip back to

the Start position.

FINISH

START

ACTION

START

• Straddle the Seat Rail, facing the

Power Rod® unit.

• Grasp the Bent Lat Bar, palms

facing down.

• Stand approximately 2-3 feet or

.6-.9 m from Lat Tower (adjust for

comfort).

• Bring hands in front of

you, keeping the Lat Bar

approximately at rib level.

• Bend over slightly from hips,

shoulders directly over hands.

• Keeping your upper arms

stationary, elbows next to trunk,

slowly push your arms downward

in a gentle arc until hands are

near tops of your thighs.

• Keeping your triceps tightened,

slowly reverse the arcing motion

and bring the Bent Lat Bar back

to the Start position.

FINISH

Muscles worked:

Triceps

Bench Position:

Removed

Accessory:

Bent Lat Bar

Pulleys:

Lat Tower

Success Tips

• Keep your upper arms motionless and

your wrists straight.

• Keep your chest lifted, abs tight and

maintain a slight arch in lower back.

• Tighten the triceps throughout the

exercise, using controlled motion.

Muscles worked:

Triceps

Bench Position:

Removed

Accessory:

Hand Grips

Pulleys:

Lat Tower

Success Tips

• Keep your upper arms motionless and

your wrists straight.

• Keep your chest lifted, abs tight and

maintain a slight arch in lower back.

• Tighten the triceps throughout the

exercise, using controlled motion.

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