Place your right foot in the center of the chair, while holding
a barbell behind your head with both hands.
You can do this by holding
a barbell behind your head and across your upper back and shoulders for a back squat, having the barbell rest on your chest and the front of your shoulders for a front squat or holding the barbell overhead for an overhead squat.
Depending on your shoulder strength and flexibility, you can also take
the barbell behind the head, as long as it doesn't put the shoulders under too musch stress.
Not exact matches
Extend the
barbell to a 45 - degree angle from your
head while the bar hangs loosely
behind your
head.
To add weight you can hold dumbbells on the upper thighs, a single dumbbell in front or a
barbell on the shoulders or
behind the
head.
Move the
barbells in an arch from your thighs to just
behind your
head, (imagine making a snow angel), until the dumbbells touch.
INITIAL (STARTING) POSITION: Sit with the back straight (most gyms have a special seat with a vertical back support — two long supports enable the user to position the bar
behind the
head) and grab a
barbell with an overhand grip that's just beyond shoulder width.
This front deltoid exercise is performed in the same manner as
barbell front presses (front military press), except instead of lowering the bar to the front, you lower the bar
behind the
head.
Start with straight arms and gently lower the
barbells backwards
behind the top of your
head.