Another plank variation, great for hips and glutes.
Lay down on the floor with your belly to the ground. Align your elbows directly below the shoulders and ground the toes into the floor. Lift your body up and align your butt, upper back, and head in a straight line. Keep a neutral neck and spine.
With your legs hip-width apart, lift your right leg to hip height and hold as much as you can.
Switch legs.
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You can build your biceps by doing curls while standing or seated, and with a variety of tools. The twisting standing dumbbell curl features an extra movement to help give you the biceps you want. This exercise engages the forearms as well as the biceps. In addition to creating balance in the upper and lower arm, this exercise improves wrist mobility.
Stand straight and hold a dumbbell in each hand. Let your arms hang by your sides with the palms facing your body.
Exhale and bend your elbow to raise the dumbbell toward your shoulders. Rotate your forearms as the weights ascend so your palm faces your shoulder at the peak of your movement. Keep the elbow close to your side and the upper arm as still as possible.
Inhale, lower the dumbbell to the starting position slowly. Rotate your forearms in reverse so your palms again face your body when your arms are extended downward. Repeat with the other hand.
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This is a popular exercise for the anterior deltoid. It isolates shoulder flexion.
Stand holding dumbbells lightly touching the front of your thighs and palms facing your thighs. Your elbows should be straight or slightly bend.
Engage your abs and pull your shoulder blades down and back. Keep your spine in a neutral position. Your head should be aligned with your spine.
Exhale and slowly raise one dumbbell up in front of your body until your arms are level with your shoulder. Your elbow and upper arm should rise together and lead the movement ahead of the forearm and dumbbell. Do not allow the back to arch or the wrists to bend.
Inhale and gently lower the dumbbell back to starting position.
Repeat with the other arm.
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This one won´t be easy, but it´ll work your thighs, hips, glutes, lower back, shoulders and arms. Take it easy.
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and hold a pair of dumbbells next to your shoulders, your palms should be facing each other and the elbows pointed forward.
Inhale and squat down until the tops of your thighs are parallel to the floor (or as low as you can comfortably go).
Exhale as you push your body up from the squat and press the dumbbells directly above your shoulders. Your biceps should be by your ears. Lower the weights and repeat.
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