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Family Weight Training Case Study
20 minutes family weight training program
The plan takes only 20 minutes, due to self-weight exercise core muscle group, appropriate with small dumbbell, small barbell or kettlebell. Can exercise every day.
Upper limb strength a training section:
The first action
Push-ups: 10 times
The second action
Shoulder birds (SHOULD FLIES)

Standing away from shoulder width
Palms forward
Place the dumbbell (kettle bell) 180 degrees until the hands touch
The third action
Triceps arm flexion and extension (DIPS)

Keep your back straight
Neck training section:
This action is divided into many stages, the purpose is to exercise flexibility, neck strength and core strength, each into a stage, you will have a very big progress.
One stage:

The first group: 10 times
The
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The fourth stage

Hands away from the ground, try to let the head bear all the weight, but the hands do not stay away from the ground to ensure safety.
The fifth stage

The fifth stage
You need to increase the weight, and security must wait for the fourth stage is very easy to complete the time to choose advanced.
Abdominal training section:
This is divided into four stages, each stage to complete four groups, respectively, 10 times, 7 times, 5 times, 3 times
Phase 1:

Tighten the abdomen, lift the head and the scapula and keep it for a while, then lift the legs and restore and repeat.
4 groups were 10 times, 7 times, 5 times, 3 times second stage

In the first stage of the peak contraction, bend the knees until they come into contact with the elbow and recover.

In the first stage of the peak contraction, lift the legs (not bending the knee) and elbow contact, and then recovery.

The action is exactly the same as the first stage, but it is necessary to hang the kettle on the foot to increase the


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