If you're a woman dealing
with flabby or flabby arms, you can work your arms to develop stronger and
firmer tone of muscle. You can even exercise this area within the privacy of
your own home. You should use your own body weight or light handheld weights to
savor the benefits of a number of different arm exercises.
Overhead Pullovers
Lie on the ground, knees bent. You may also lie on the stability ball, with feet placed below your knees and shoulders sitting on the ball. Either way, hold a little weighted ball, dumbbell or heavy book with you directly above your shoulders. Tuck inside your abs and slowly lower the ball too deep toward the floor behind your face. Pause for a moment and then raise your arms upward again before the ball or weighted object is once more over your shoulders. The weighted object with you will force your triceps muscles, found across the back of the arm, to stretch in route down, and to contract in route up. Repeat this exercise Ten times.
Bench Dips
Bench dips can help get rid of the jiggle on the backside of the arms. Place a sturdy chair or bench behind you. Take a seat on the edge of the chair or bench, knees bent. Reaching behind you, put your palms on the front fringe of the chair or bench beside your hips, fingers facing forward and curled round the edge for a more firm grip. Raise your buttocks off the chair or bench, placing the feet slightly forward so your weight is resting inside your heels, knees still bent. Decrease your buttocks toward the floor before you feel a tight pull inside your arms and shoulders, after which pause. Lift your body making use of your arm strength to return to your starting position. Continue doing this exercise five to Ten times.
Triceps Overheads
This exercise works the whole upper arm and shoulder joint. Sit or stand, feet placed shoulder width apart. Grasp a 5- to 8-lb. dumbbell --- or whatever is preferred for you, in your hands and lift them up and also over your head, so that your hands are resting behind the top at the level of the neck. Cradle the dumbbell to be able to lift it straight up toward the ceiling, keeping the elbows close to your ears while you lift. With control, slowly lift after which lower the dumbbell to its starting position. Continue doing this exercise five to Ten times.
Biceps Curls
The biceps curl tightens and tones the leading of your arm. Using light weights for example 5-lb. dumbbells or an um weighted barbell to begin, stand or sit having a straight back, arms hanging down from your hips, palms holding the weights or barbell facing forward. Keep your elbows tucked close to the body and raise your hands toward your chest. Towards the top of the lift, squeeze your biceps and curl your pinkie fingers in slightly toward your chest. Pause, then lower. Continue doing this exercise 10 to 20 times.
Overhead Pullovers
Lie on the ground, knees bent. You may also lie on the stability ball, with feet placed below your knees and shoulders sitting on the ball. Either way, hold a little weighted ball, dumbbell or heavy book with you directly above your shoulders. Tuck inside your abs and slowly lower the ball too deep toward the floor behind your face. Pause for a moment and then raise your arms upward again before the ball or weighted object is once more over your shoulders. The weighted object with you will force your triceps muscles, found across the back of the arm, to stretch in route down, and to contract in route up. Repeat this exercise Ten times.
Bench Dips
Bench dips can help get rid of the jiggle on the backside of the arms. Place a sturdy chair or bench behind you. Take a seat on the edge of the chair or bench, knees bent. Reaching behind you, put your palms on the front fringe of the chair or bench beside your hips, fingers facing forward and curled round the edge for a more firm grip. Raise your buttocks off the chair or bench, placing the feet slightly forward so your weight is resting inside your heels, knees still bent. Decrease your buttocks toward the floor before you feel a tight pull inside your arms and shoulders, after which pause. Lift your body making use of your arm strength to return to your starting position. Continue doing this exercise five to Ten times.
Triceps Overheads
This exercise works the whole upper arm and shoulder joint. Sit or stand, feet placed shoulder width apart. Grasp a 5- to 8-lb. dumbbell --- or whatever is preferred for you, in your hands and lift them up and also over your head, so that your hands are resting behind the top at the level of the neck. Cradle the dumbbell to be able to lift it straight up toward the ceiling, keeping the elbows close to your ears while you lift. With control, slowly lift after which lower the dumbbell to its starting position. Continue doing this exercise five to Ten times.
Biceps Curls
The biceps curl tightens and tones the leading of your arm. Using light weights for example 5-lb. dumbbells or an um weighted barbell to begin, stand or sit having a straight back, arms hanging down from your hips, palms holding the weights or barbell facing forward. Keep your elbows tucked close to the body and raise your hands toward your chest. Towards the top of the lift, squeeze your biceps and curl your pinkie fingers in slightly toward your chest. Pause, then lower. Continue doing this exercise 10 to 20 times.
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