Band low lateral raise

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Instructions

Proper Position

  • Anchor a resistance band at a low point, such as under your foot or on a stable structure near the ground.
  • Hold the other end of the band in one hand, palm facing down or slightly inward.
  • Stand upright with your arm extended along your side and slightly in front of you, with your feet hip-width apart for stability.
  • Engage your core to maintain a straight and stable posture.

Movement

  • Slowly raise your arm to the side until it reaches shoulder height or slightly above, keeping your elbow slightly bent.
  • Focus on engaging your deltoid muscles to perform the movement.
  • Slowly lower your arm back to the starting position, controlling the band’s tension.
  • Repeat for the desired number of repetitions, then switch arms.

Breathing

  • Inhale as you raise your arm.
  • Exhale as you lower it back to the starting position.

Tips

  • Maintain a stable posture and avoid moving your torso or compensating with your lower back.
  • Use a resistance band with an appropriate level of tension to ensure smooth and controlled movement.
  • Avoid lifting your arm too high to prevent excessive strain on your shoulder joint.
  • If you feel tension in your neck, ensure you are engaging your shoulder muscles and relaxing your traps.
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