Back exercises – Bowflex Revolution User Manual

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Lying Shoulder Pullover

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Back Exercises

START

FINISH

• With the bench flat, lie on your

back with your head facing the

engine.

• Position yourself far enough

down the bench to allow the

arms to extend overhead.

• Keep knees bent and feet on or

near the floor.

• Move both arms in a arc upward

and then down toward your legs.

• Keep shoulderblades on the

bench and slide them toward your

hips as you move your arms.

.• Control the return motion to the

Start position by slowly moving

the arms overhead and releasing

the shoulderblades.

Muscles worked:

Latissimus Dorsi; Teres Major; Deltoids;

Triceps; Chest

Bench Position:

Flat

Accessory:

Long Hand Grips

Adjustable Arm Position:

8, 9

Success Tips

• Release your shoulderblades at the end

of each repetition and initiate each new

rep by depressing your shoulderblades.

• Keep your spine in alignment, chest

lifted, abs tight and a slight arch in your

low back.

• Keep the lats tight throughout the

motion.

Reverse Grip Lat Pulldown – Shoulder extension with elbow flexion

START

FINISH

START

• Straddle the bench facing the

engine, grab the hand grips with

the palms facing upward and sit

down on the bench.

• Slide back on the bench to get

tension on the cable.

• Keep hands at shoulder width, arms

straight.

• Initiate the movement by pulling your

shoulder blades back while bending

your elbows, drawing them down and

in toward your sides.

• At the end of the motion, arms should

be near your sides, shoulders blades

back and palms facing up.

• Slowly return to the Start position.

FINISH

Muscles worked:

Latissimus Dorsi, Teres Major, Rear Del-

toids and Biceps

Bench Position:

Flat

Accessory:

Long hand grips

Adjustable Arm Position:

0 or 1

Success Tips

• Keep chest lifted, abs tight and a very

slight arch in your lower back.

• Keep knees bent and feet flat on the

floor.

• Keep the lats tight throughout the

motion.

START

FINISH

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