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Rotate Shrugs
Training Tips
Muscles worked: Trapezius, rhomboid major, levator scapulae
Stand with your legs about shoulder width apart and hold a dumbbell in each hand with your palms facing in toward your body.
Allow the dumbbells to hang at your sides so that your arms are fully extended.
Rotate your shoulders slowly up and down, keeping your arms relaxed by your side.
Your shoulders should rotate in small circles and move up and down in slow distinct movements.
Return to the start position and repeat
Exercise
Exercise Data : General exercise guideline
WARNING: Before beginning this or any exercise program, consult your physician.

Equipment Required:
Adjustable Dumbbells
Adjustable Barbells
Flat Weight Bench
Adjustable Bench
Weight Plates

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Exercise Safety
Training tips
  • Consult a physician before you begin an exercise program.
  • Always warm up before your workout with 5-10 minutes of cardiovascular exercise. Then stretch slowly, exhaling as you gently stretch each muscle. Without bouncing, hold each stretch for at least 10 to 30 seconds. Following your strength training regimen, stretch again to complete your workout.
  • Maintain proper spinal alignment and head positioning throughout your workout.
  • For maximum results, follow a complete program that includes proper nutrition, aerobic exercise and strength training.
  • To gain the most benefit out of your workout, it is necessary to use muscles that complement each other. When using a particular muscle, you should use the supporting muscles as well.
  • Do not attempt to lift more weight than you can comfortably handle. Avoid the risk al injury by remaining within your limits.
  • Do not hold your breath. Exhale during the pressing action, and inhale upon returning to the start position.

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