Perform Steps 1 – 4 in succession three times.
Next perform Steps 5 – 8 in succession three times.
Lower back must stay down tight to the floor, dropping arms and legs to the floor at the same time and bringing them up with an exhale.
Fingertips support your head, keeping a space between your chin and your chest, shoulder blads lift off of the floor with an exhale.
Hands, elbows and shoulders are all lined up. Abs are tight, belly button is pulled up and in. Drive knees toward chin.
Hands underneath your shoulders like in a plank on your knees, keep your elbows close to your sides as you go down.
Drive up dumbell and opposite knee at the same time.
Hammer curl and a regular curl combined. Be careful to not arch your back and use momentum to pick up the weights.
Fingertips support your head, shoulder lifts up toward the opposite knee.
Set up your plank. Wrist, shoulders and elbows all in a line. Abs tight. Belly button pulled up. Pulling the dumbell up, alternating arms. Squeeze your shoulder blade over toward the other shoulder.
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