Not exact matches
So, because you're
holding on with the other
arm, you're getting both
isometric trap work and grip work on that side.
Once you can do the 3
isometric holds for 60 seconds each increase the exercise difficulty by either decreasing the rest time between sets or making the transition to negative one
arm pull ups.
The rear delt of that side will get good
isometric work as you
hold the weight in position, but it's the bottom
arm that should be the focus of the movement.
Brianna Sharp offers a full - body barre - based workout from The Barre Code consisting of
isometric holds and heavy repetition to work muscles to fatigue and develop stamina, while Anatomy's Grant Weeditz leads his signature strength and conditioning program consisting of a head - to - toe workout to sculpt the
arms while toning the legs and core.
A bent
arm hang is a little more difficult, since it involves supporting your bodyweight with a 90 degree
hold, using all muscles in the
arms as one unit in an
isometric stance.