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Band Behind Neck Shoulder Press

Deltoïde antérieur Élastique Mouvement : Poussée
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Exécution

  1. With your palms facing forward, bring your hands up to shoulder level, with the band stretched between your hands behind your neck.
  2. Slowly press your hands upward, extending your arms fully but without locking your elbows, while keeping your feet firmly planted and your core engaged.
  3. Pause at the top of the movement for a moment, then slowly lower your hands back down to the starting position, maintaining resistance in the band throughout the movement.
  4. Repeat this process for the desired number of repetitions, ensuring to keep your movements controlled and steady.

Présentation

À propos de cet exercice

The Band Behind Neck Shoulder Press is a strength training exercise that primarily targets the deltoids, trapezius, and upper back muscles, enhancing shoulder strength and flexibility. This exercise is ideal for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and individuals aiming to improve their upper body strength and posture. People might opt for this exercise as it not only enhances muscle tone and body balance, but also helps in injury prevention by strengthening the shoulder joint and improving its range of motion.

Consignes du coach

Conseils techniques

Controlled Movements

Avoid jerky, rapid movements. Instead, focus on slow, controlled lifts and descents. This not only helps prevent injury but also ensures that the right muscle groups are being engaged and worked out.

Keep Your Neck Straight

Another common mistake is straining or bending the neck forward during the exercise. This can cause unnecessary strain and injury. Make sure to keep your neck straight and aligned with your spine throughout the exercise.

Appropriate Resistance

Use a band with an appropriate level of resistance. Using a band that's too heavy can lead to poor form and potential injury, while a band that's too light won't provide enough of a workout.

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