Strength training routines come in range of
resistance levels, from highly stretchable to heavy duty strength most common are
boards and therapy
1.
Good mornings
stand on band feet spread shoulder with apart, place
band behind your neck, start in a bend over position with straight back and
stand to an upright position, these help build strong ham strings gluts and low
back. A basis for a strong and good looking body (do these form of ten)
2.
Bent over rows
With band anchored under
feet, this is for the back shoulders and biceps, a huge one for back exercise.
(Do three sets of twenty)
3.
Squat with overhead press
With band under feet stand
straight up with arms bent, squat and stand holding the ends of the band moving
the armed strength, this is good for strengthening core and using a band
reduces injury “no metals over the head” do these four sets of eight)
4.
Kneeling glute kickbacks
With a resistance band
around one foot and assume an all four position , kickback with the foot that
the band is looped around slowly lower
your other leg back to the start position while in control of the band. Do here
of eight)
5.
Band pull aparts
Strengthen arms to be
parallel to shoulders, hold the band at either ends and pull it apart while
pulling shoulders blades together. (Do three of thirty)
6.
Lunge with overhead triceps
extension;
Hold the resistance band
with one band above the head, grab it with the other hand behind your back,
step into a lunge with the same side of your body that is holding the resistance
band overhead, as you lower pull the resistance band tout with the overhead
band as you come out of the lunge, bend your elbow to release the tension on
the resistance band. Do three of ten)
7.
Resistance band pike
Wrap the middle of the band
around both feet and lie on your back hold the end of the resistance band in
both hands and pull taut, start with your feet in the air , lower your feet
slowly until the feet are inches from the ground then slowly bring them up on
the starting position( do three of fifteen)
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