Although in many other cases, two small
dumbbells on the floor in a nearby corner is a possibility.
Not exact matches
Hold a
dumbbell in each hand and then, with your elbows forward and upper arms parallel to the
floor, rest the
dumbbells on your anterior deltoids.
Your other foot should be
on the
floor and the hand at that side should have a
dumbbell in it.
Grab two
dumbbells in both hands and lie
on your back
on the
floor.
Place two
dumbbells or wide - rimmed plates with the smooth sides facing outward
in a standing position
on the
floor.
Get
in an upright position with your knees
on the
floor, holding a
dumbbell in each hand with your palms facing forward.
To do this move, start by lying faceup with your right leg extended, your left foot
on the
floor, and a 5 - pound
dumbbell in your left hand, with your arm extended up (A, below).
Hold a
dumbbell straight up
in the air
in your left hand, while your right hand stays
on the
floor in line with your shoulder.
Lie
on your back
on the
floor and hold one
dumbbell in one hand straight above your chest, while squeezing the other one between your feet.
How to: Lie face - up
on the
floor with bent knees and flat feet and a
dumbbell in each hand resting
on your shoulders.
Floor press: Lie on the floor on the back and hold the dumbbells in your h
Floor press: Lie
on the
floor on the back and hold the dumbbells in your h
floor on the back and hold the
dumbbells in your hands.
Start
on all fours with two 3 - pound
dumbbells in left hand; place forearms
on the
floor, right
in front of left.
Lie face up
on the
floor holding a
dumbbell in your right hand; extend your arm straight towards the ceiling directly over your shoulder.
While sitting with legs spread equally apart and feet flat
on the
floor take a
dumbbell in one hand, holding it between your legs with your palm facing inwards toward the other leg.
Targets: Triceps, chest, shoulders, core, glutes How to: Lay
on the
floor holding
dumbbells in your hands.
These Bowflex
dumbbells are adjustable with the weight plates actually sitting
on the
floor in a «dial system.»
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.
Dumbbell Floor Press — Lay flat on the floor on your back with a dumbbell in ea
Dumbbell Floor Press — Lay flat on the floor on your back with a dumbbell in each
Floor Press — Lay flat
on the
floor on your back with a dumbbell in each
floor on your back with a
dumbbell in ea
dumbbell in each hand.
In a seated position, rest your arm and elbow
on your thigh as before with your hand and wrist hanging off while holding a
dumbbell, only this time your palm should be facing the
floor.
Hold a
dumbbell in your left hand and hinge at the hips to place your right hand
on the box or bench, so your back is almost parallel to the
floor (a).
Whilst holding a
dumbbell in each hand, place one foot
on a bench behind you and squat down
on the other leg until the top of your thigh is at least parallel to the
floor.
Once you're set
in that top position, lean forward as though you're going to set the
dumbbells down
on the
floor.
INITIAL (STARTING) POSITION: Grab a pair of
dumbbells and lie face - up
on a bench with your head, back, and buttocks
in contact with the bench and your feet flat
on the
floor.
Start
on the
floor in a plank position grasping two
dumbbells simultaneously.
On days I knew I had a lot of material to plan for the next day or for later that week, I included bouts of exercise during my prep breaks while
in school (chairs are great for doing dips and who needs
dumbbells when you can use the
floor and do pushups!).
Place one knee and the same hand
on a bench with the other foot
on the
floor and
dumbbell in the other hand.
• Maintaining a slight bend
in the elbow throughout the entire movement, raise the weight up
on your side until the
dumbbells are parallel with the
floor.