Bowflex RevolutionXP manual Chest Exercises

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Chest Exercises

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Standing Incline Chest Press — Shoulder Horizontal Adduction (and elbow extension)

Muscles worked:

Pectoralis Major; Deltoids; Triceps. Also ankles, knees, hips and core in stabiliza- tion.

Position:

Standing—facing outward. Seat removed.

Accessory:

Long Hand Grips

Adjustable Arm Position:

4 or 5

START

FINISH

Success Tips

•Stabilize body from your feet all the way up through your trunk.

•Maintain a 90º angle between upper arms and torso at the start of the press, and slightly higher than 90º at the finish.

•Keep chest muscles tight, limit and control your range of motion.

•Keep knees slightly bent, feet flat on the floor and in a staggered step for stability.

•Keep shoulder blades pinched, chest lifted and a slight curve in the lower back.

START

•Stand with one foot forward and one foot back for added stability.

•Start with elbows bent to 90º and slightly behind or even with the shoulders.

FINISH

•Press slightly upward, away from your chest, bringing the handles together in front of you at about 10º above your shoulders.

•Slowly return to the Start position, keeping tension on the chest throughout the motion.

Standing Incline Chest Press w/ Alternating Motion

Muscles worked:

Pectoralis Major; Deltoids; Triceps. Also ankles, knees, hips and core in stabilization.

Position:

Standing—facing outward. Seat removed.

Accessory:

Long Hand Grips

Adjustable Arm Position:

4 or 5

Success Tips

•Stabilize body from your feet all the way up through your trunk.

•Maintain a 90º angle between upper arms and torso throughout the motion.

•Keep chest muscles tight, limit and control your range of motion.

•Keep knees slightly bent, feet flat on the floor and in a staggered step for stability.

•Keep shoulder blades pinched, chest lifted and a slight curve in the lower back.

•Do not allow your torso to rotate or bend side to side during the motion.

START

START

•Grasp Hand Grips so the cables are in line close to the front of your forearms.

•Stand with one foot forward and one foot back for added stability.

•Start with elbows bent to 90º and slightly behind or equal to the shoulders, and the other arm straight in front of you at a slight inclined angle about head high.

FINISH

FINISH

•Press one arm slightly upward away from your chest, the other arm moves out and back. This is an alternating motion, so your arms will move in the opposite direction during the set.

•Slowly return each arm to the Start position keeping tension on the chest throughout the motion.

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Contents Fitness Guide Bowflex Revolution XPProduct Specifications Important Safety Instructions Safety PrecautionsSafety Warning Labels Safety Warning Labels Bowflex Revolution XP Parts Reference Guide Getting to Know Your Bowflex Revolution XP Home GymAdjusting And Understanding Resistance Using Your Bowflex Revolution XP Home GymSpiraFlex Resistance Attaching SpiraFlex Resistance Packs Preparing for Use Preparing for Use, Storing, and MovingPreventative Maintenance MaintenanceAdjusting Cable Tension Squat Frame Pulley Cables Cable Routing and StorageHand Grips Attaching AccessoriesSeat and Back Pad with Locking Pin Installing the Seat and AttachmentsLeg Extension Safety precautions Installing AttachmentsCompanion Equipment Bowflex Revolution XP Accessory Rack ordered separatelyDefining Your Goals Designing Your Own Program Reaching Your GoalsWorking Out Exercising ProperlyMinute Better Body Workout WorkoutsAdvanced General Conditioning Frequency 4 Days Per Week M-T-TH-F Minute Upper/Lower BodyFrequency 3 Days On, 1 Day Off Body BuildingFrequency 2-3 Times Per Week Circuit Training Anaerobic/CardiovascularFrequency 3 Days Per Week M-W-F Time About 45-60 Minutes Strength TrainingRevolutionary Way to Exercise ExercisesChest Exercises Adjustable Arm Position Success TipsHand Grips Chest Exercises Adjustable Arm Position Chest Exercises Chest Exercises Standing-facing outward. Seat re- moved Chest Exercises Shoulder Exercises Bent Rear Delt Row Muscles worked Rear Deltoids Middle Deltoids Trapezius Rhomboids Front Deltoids Upper Trapezius Triceps Middle Deltoids Supraspinatus Upper Trapezius Shoulder Extension elbows stabilized Muscles worked Scapular Protraction elbows stabilized Muscles worked Shoulder Rotator Cuff Internal Rotation Muscles worked Scapular Retraction Muscles worked Subscapularis Middle\Inferior fibers Pectoralis Major Posterior Deltoid, Teres minor, Infra- spinatus Back Exercises Startfinish Stiff Arm Pulldown Muscles worked Start Finish Adjustable Arm Position Success Tips Arm Exercises Triceps Extension Elbow Extension overhead Muscles worked Rope Pushdown Elbow Extension Muscles worked Start Finish Brachioradialis Biceps Reverse Curl Elbow Flexion in pronation Muscles worked Wrist Extension Muscles worked Resisted Dip Elbow Extension Muscles worked Upper Body Opposition Push-Pull Muscles worked Adjustable Arm Position Success Tips Abdominal Exercises Standing Oblique Abdominal Crunch Muscles worked Kneeling Low to High Trunk Rotation Muscles worked Leg Exercises Gastrocnemius Soleus Standing Hip Extension knee flexed Muscles worked Standing Hip Abduction Muscles worked Hip Flexion with Knee Flexion Muscles worked Stiff Leg Dead Lift Muscles worked Standing Hip Internal Rotation Muscles worked Lying Hip Internal Rotation Muscles worked Standing Single Leg Curl Knee Flexion Muscles worked Muscle Chart Page Exercise Log Page NOW The Bowflex Body Leanness Program IntroductionPersonal Guarantee From Dr. Ellington Darden Women Measure MeasurementsBody Weight Circumference of Body PartsWomen Measure Suprailium, Triceps, and Thigh Skinfold MeasurementsMen Measure Chest, Abdomen and Thigh Optional Picture Taking Using Calipers When Measuring SkinfoldsWomen Men Percent Body-Fat Determining Your Body FatTo Use The Nomogram Age in Years Female MaleFor Example Calculating Lean Body MassEnter Your Information Here Pounds or Kilograms Measurements Before After Difference Your Results Summary SheetGuidelines Week 3&4 Guidelines Week 1&2Guidelines Week 5&6 Keep Menus Simple and Food Substitutions to a Minimum Eating GuidelinesAvoid Too Much Stress Superhydrate Your System Week 5 Eating PlanCereal Eating Plan US MeasurementsEating Plan Metric Measurements Shopping List May I have dinner for lunch and lunch for dinner? Page Eat smaller meals more frequently Week Satisfaction Guarantee Limited WarrantyIMPORTANT! Mail Within 30 Days of Purchase Bowflex Revolution XP Warranty Registration CardPlease fold over and tape before mailing Offices in the United States

RevolutionXP specifications

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