2 BEST CHIROPRACTIC EXERCISES FOR GOOD SHAPE
1.Lateral Pull down
Select a weight setting that allows you to do12 repetitions before you tire and have to stop
Remember to breathe naturally throughout the exercise and do not hold your breath
Concentrate on keeping your spine in the neutral position
Repetition: 12
Sets: 2
Hints and tips:
Maintain neutral spine throughout exercise
Each action and return should be done slowly and in a controlled way
1 Starting position:Take a seated position with knees fixed under the rollers and feet flat on the floor. Take an overhand grip, hands shoulder width apart on the bar.
2 Movement /action:Draw the bar straight down to the top of the chest. Theel bows are drawn into the side of the body.
3 Return Back to the Start position
Seated row
select a weight setting that allows you to do12 repetitions before tiring and having to stop
Remember to breathe naturally throughout the exercise and do not hold your breath
Concentrate on keeping your spine in the neutral position
1 Starting position:Seated position in neutral spine. Take hold of the bar and bracethe feet on the foot rests.
2 MoveMent / action:Keeping the elbows close to the side of the body, draw in the barto the stomach. Return to the start position in a controlled way.strength exercises
Hints and tips:
Maintain spine in a neutral position throughout the exercise
Do not lean forwards or backwards throughout this exercise
each action and return should be done slowly and in a controlled way
Repetition: 12n sets: 2
2.Bicep curl
Select a weight setting that allows you to do 12 repetitions before tiring and having to stopn
Remember to breathe naturally throughout the exercise and do not hold your breath
Concentrate on keeping your spine in the neutral position
Hints and tips:
Maintain spine in a neutral position throughout the exercise
Keep your back in contact with the back restn each action and return should be done slowly and in a controlled way
Repetition: 12
Sets: 2
1 Starting position:Sit on the machine and take hold of the handle bar with an underhand grip. The feet should be flat on the floor more than shoulder width apart.
2 Movement / action:Keeping the feet flat on the floor and elbows braced against the pads, draw the bar up to the body.
3 Perform a full range of Movement so the hands finish at the shoulders. Return to the start position in a controlled way.