Concentration and Grip #3 and #4 of the Seven Key elements to Succeed in Your Work Outs

Concentration and Grip #3 and #4 of the Seven Key elements to Succeed in Your Work Outs
Concentration and Grip #3 and #4 of the Seven Key elements to Succeed in Your Work Outs

Concentration and grip are the two facets of working out that most people remain oblivious of how to perform their use or even know that they actually make a difference in workouts.  The telling tale is how most people either watch TV, read a book or spend time socializing while performing their exercises.

Concentration and grip are the two facets of working out that most people remain oblivious of how to perform their use or even know that they actually make a difference in workouts
Concentration Gets Optimum Results
  1. CONCENTRATION: The power that fuels any activity with maximum results

CORRECT CONCENTRATION PRACTICES:

  1. Focus on your exercise; you can always socialize after you are done.
  2. Eliminate any distraction around you while performing your fitness session.
  3. Relax your body for the exception of the muscle you are about to exercise.
  4. Tighten your core.
  5.  Affix your eyes on the muscle to be exercised.
  6. Breathe correctly.
  7. Let your breathing dictate your speed.
  8. Keep the same speed when exerting as when you are releasing the repetition.
Release your thumb from over the dumbbell bar putting the thumb and all fingers on one side of the bar.
A Correct Grip Could Mean The Difference Between Success and catastrophic failure
  • GRIP:  The controlling factor that signals to the body how stress will be exerted.

CORRECT GRIPPING PRACTICES:

  1. Use a soft but firm grip.
  2. Release your thumb from over the dumbbell bar putting the thumb and all fingers on one side of the bar.
  3. Keep the weight even balanced at all times.
  4. Keep your wrist stiff throughout the complete set.
  5. Allow the dumbbells to find its natural angle while lifting.
  6. Avoid using straight bars unless they are “EZ” curl bars.

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