Push up
into dumbbell row, 10 rows each arm (20 total pushups — do on knees if need to.)
Not exact matches
Shift your body weight to your left side, pushing the left
dumbbell into the floor, and
row the
dumbbell in your right hand to your side, retracting the right shoulder blade as you flex the elbow.
I have one little issue with the renegade
rows: I think they would be more effective if you pulled the
dumbbells into your hips instead of to your chest.
My entire workout routine is completed always around the magic 1 hour mark... the 100 squats takes me approx 3 - 4 mins, I take a 3 - 5 min break inbetween my squats depending on how heavy I'm breathing then when I move toincline chest
dumbbell it usually takes also another 3 - 4 mins depending on how hard I'm breathing, I take another 3 - 5 min break and move
into my back
rows which take approx 3 - 4 mins.
Hold onto a kettlebell as shown or a
dumbbell and pull the elbow up
into a
row.
For example, if I'm doing shoulders, I might do seated Arnolds right
into dumbbell front raises right
into close - grip upright
rows, and then move
into a set of abs, like hanging leg raises or weighted sit - ups on a stability ball.
Rather than putting all your effort
into single - arm movements for exercises like curls,
rows or extensions, pick up two
dumbbells or kettlebells.
Some harder options include: planks with
dumbbell rows, plank rollouts using a wheel, side shuffle planks, knee drive planks, plank with arm extension, plank
into push - up, and rolling planks.