Step forward with the right leg about 2 or 3 feet allowing your body to descend toward the floor in a controlled fashion
Stop when your left knee is almost touching the floor
Now using the right leg drive up and step back into the starting position
Repeat with the left leg
Seated Calf Raises
Sit on the end of the bench holding a dumbbell across your knees
Place your toes and the balls of your feet on a step or a block that is high enough to allow your calves to stretch fully without your heels contacting the floor
Your knees should be bent at about a 90 degree angle
Slowly lower your heels as far as you can to stretch the calves
Then raise up on your toes as high as possible, contracting the calf muscles
Make sure movement occurs only at the ankle joint
Chest
Dumbbell Flies
Grasp a dumbbell in each hand and sit down near the end of a flat bench, resting a dumbbell on each knee
Lie back on the bench, positioning the dumbbells in the starting position with the palms facing in
Keeping the elbows slightly bent, slowly lower the dumbbells bringing your elbows toward the floor
Stop when your feel a stretch in the front of the shoulder and in the chest
Pull the dumbbells together keeping the palms facing in until you reach the starting position
Back
Dumbbell Pullovers
Place a dumbbell on the end of the bench
Get into the starting position with your upper back supported on the bench and knees bent at about 90 degrees
Reach over and pick up the dumbbell; grasping it at the end lift it overhead
Keeping the elbows slightly bent, slowly lower the weight toward the floor until your feel a stretch in the shoulders and under the armpit
Slowly raise the dumbbell back to the starting position
Shoulders
Seated Dumbbell Press
Grasp a dumbbell in each hand and sit down near the end of a flat bench, resting a dumbbell on each knee
Lift the dumbbells into the starting position just at or slightly above shoulder height, palms facing forward
Press the dumbbells upward slowly and smoothly
Stop the movement just before your elbows straighten
Slowly lower the weights to the starting position
Arms
Bench Dips
Sit sideways on the center of the bench
Grasp the bench with your palms facing backward
Get into the starting position with your arms straight and your butt slightly off the bench
Slowly lower your body toward the floor bending the elbows until you feel a good stretch in the front of the shoulder
Raise yourself to the starting position, by straightening the arms and lock out the elbows
You may increase the difficulty of this exercise by elevating the feet on another bench or a chair.
Concentration Curls
Grasp a dumbbell in the right hand and sit on the bench
Lean forward resting you right elbow on your right inner thigh
Get into the starting position with the elbow straight and the weight close to the floor
Curl the dumbbell up toward your body as far as possible keeping the palm facing your body
Slowly lower the weight back to the starting position
After completing the exercise with the right arm, repeat with the left
Abdominals
Reverse Crunches
Lie face up on the bench, grasping the top
Bend the hips and knees to 90 degrees
Slowly curl the abdomen, lifting the butt two to three inches off the bench
Slowly lower yourself back to the starting position
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