(B) does not consent to the touching, and (A) does not reasonably believe that (B) consents.A person (A) intentionally touches another person (B).As you row, squeeze the back of the shoulders and the muscles between the shoulder blades together. Movement: Pull both arms upward leading with the elbows out wide and keep your neck in line with the rest of your spine (look at the floor in front of the ball as you row). Position your arms straight down from the shoulders with your wrists facing behind you. Start position: With a dumbbell in each hand, anchor your feet a little wider than shoulder-width apart under a cabinet or couch and place the ball under your lower abdominal area and hips. Prone over the ball wide rowĪ full-body exercise, this move targets your arms and back with the row while working your core and leg muscles as they stabilize your body during the movement. Lower your torso down and touch your hips to the floor with each repetition. Movement: Maintain a “hook” or “L” position with the lower body as you lift your torso up to create an apex at your hips. Get in a side-bridge position by leaning on one elbow and the same-side hips and legs. Start position: Lay on your right side on the floor. Using only your body weight, this core exercise will strengthen your back, obliques and abdominals. Pause at the top of the movement then lower to start position without disengaging your back muscles. Movement: Lift and lower your torso using your back muscles while you keep your legs extended and glutes tight. Place your hands behind your head and keep your shoulder blades pulled down and back as you keep your chest open. Start position: Anchor your feet a little wider than shoulder-width under a cabinet or couch and place the ball under your lower abdominal area and hips. Using a fitness ball for this back extension engages muscles throughout your body as you balance and lift your torso to work the back muscles. Return to start position without letting your shoulders roll forward. Imagine squeezing a grape between your shoulder blades, tightening the muscles of your upper and mid back. Movement: Lift your elbows up and back, keeping your elbows bent, and row both arms upward and squeeze your shoulder blades together. Keeping your abs tight and your chest and tailbone lifted. Start position: With a dumbbell in each hand, stand with your legs hip-width apart and lean forward at the hips with your arms hanging straight down. Two-arm bent-over rowĪn effective move for strengthening the upper back muscles and shoulders, this exercise can also target your core muscles if you concentrate on pulling your belly button up to your spine throughout each set. Squeeze the upper back muscles and the gluteal (rear) muscles of the extended leg. Movement: Pull your right elbow upwards as you keep your elbow bent and row the weight upward while simultaneously lifting the straight leg. Start position: Get on your hands and knees with a dumbbell in your right hand and your left leg extended at the hip, keeping your knee straight. Targeting the upper back with the row and the lower back with the hip extension, this exercise also works your core muscles as you maintain balance throughout the movement.
Here are Merrill’s top five back exercises. Strong back muscles will also help you keep your chest raised high and radiating confidence.
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Back exercisesĪmerican Council on Exercise (ACE) spokesperson and fitness professional Sabrena Merrill, MS recommends upper and lower back exercises to open up your chest and pull your body into a more anatomically correct posture that will relieve the aches and pains caused by poor posture.
If your normal stance is shoulders rolled in and your upper body at a forward lean, you are increasing your risk of upper body injury and, over the long term, unnecessary strain on your breast tissue, particularly if you have large breasts. Whether it’s due to you having large breasts, wearing an unsupportive bra, or adopting the workaholic computer hunch over, a poor posture will excacerbate muscle and tissue strain throughout your body.
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