Bring the arm across
the body at chest height and use the other hand to pull it in until a stretch is felt in the back of the shoulder and the upper back.
Not exact matches
Take the strap in both hands and, with your feet shoulder - width apart, lean back until your
body is
at roughly 45 degrees to the floor, with your arms extended in front of you
at chest height.
Rather than holding a barbell in front of your shoulders, hold a kettlebell or dumbbell (turned up on its side, perpendicular to floor)
at chest height in front of your
body, then squat normally.
Clean the weight across your
body by pushing through your left leg and pulling the kettlebell diagonally until it's
at chest height.
Use a cable - column machine with the cable pulley
at approximately
chest height and position the pulley on the right side of the
body.
If you're doing it right, you walk everywhere in Telluride, taking the free gondola service over the longer stretches up and down the mountain, and feeling the sharp constriction in your
chest when your
body, even one acclimated to a mile above sea level, discovers there's noticeably less oxygen to breathe
at such great
heights.
The
body from the
chest to the buttocks is longer than the
height at the shoulder and should not appear to be square.