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Arm Pulses

Stand tall with your back straight and feet shoulder-width apart.

Exercise details

Primary muscle

Front delts

Also works: Lats

Equipment
Bodyweight
Tracking
Reps

Execution

How to do it

  1. Stand tall with your back straight and feet shoulder-width apart.

  2. Bend your arms to make a 90-degree angle with the elbows while keeping your palms facing inward.

  3. Tighten your upper arms and move your arms forward and backward in a pulse-like fashion.

  4. Keep doing this activity for a suitable time.

Form tips

  • Engage your core to maintain stability and support your back throughout the exercise.

  • Keep your movements small and controlled to maximize muscle activation and prevent injury.

  • Focus on keeping your shoulders relaxed and avoid tensing your neck and upper back.

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