Lower Back Extension Exercise

Written by Peter Kudlacz


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your stomach torepparttar floor, keep your arms and hands flat at your sides and legs extended like in a standing position, but lying down. Slowly raise yourself up from your torso as far as you can go but do not over-extend. Just torepparttar 139008 point where you feel comfortable and you are receivingrepparttar 139009 maximum benefit. Remember to tighten your buttocks when lifting yourself fromrepparttar 139010 ground and concentrate on workingrepparttar 139011 lower back. Now slowly lower yourself back torepparttar 139012 floor. Don't forget to breathe. Do about 2 sets slowly consisting of 12-15 reps, 2 to 3 times per week.

Variations

This exercise can also be done on vertical benches or holding onto extra free weights. The exercise done on a vertical bench is much more difficult. Personally, I do not feel that it is necessary to perform this exercise on a vertical bench since doing it onrepparttar 139013 floor is just as effective and safer. Using a vertical bench may also put undue strain on your back.

For more exercises and video exercise demonstrations, visit PopularFitness.com

About the author: Peter Kudlacz is the owner of PopularFitness.com where you can find online fitness and golf programs, exercise instruction guides, articles, resources and tips.


Pree-Teens Look to Steroids as "Magic Pill" for Fashionable Figures

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The Better Way Ellis' manual Gaining Mass! is a complete, step-by-step training and nutritional program for hardgainers. Based in nature not chemistry, Gaining Mass! is written for beginners, but contains cutting-edge information that will benefit evenrepparttar most experienced fitness follower. Atrepparttar 139007 core ofrepparttar 139008 program are sane, rational, total-health-oriented ideas on how to structure a diet to keep fat gain to an absolute minimum, what nutritional supplements actually work for gaining mass, and evenrepparttar 139009 best time to eat for increased muscle gain and minimize fat gain.

Ellis also offers a detailed section on losing fat. "I've learned some incredible fat loss techniques that can supercharge a person's metabolism and increaserepparttar 139010 body's fat burning ability." The comprehensive look at fat loss is complete with pre-set diets, and ways to "drop excess fat and reveal your 6-pack that's hiding underneath…and all without harmful chemicals or illegal drugs," says Ellis.

"It's not all about eating," Ellis is quick to point out. That'srepparttar 139011 reason Gaining Mass! also addressesrepparttar 139012 best way to train and which exercises to avoid when training to gain mass, and how to structure a training routine to reduce gym time and increase results. "It can all be done naturally," Ellis says emphatically. "You just need to know what to do."

The High Cost of Steroids vs. Free Information To help educate weight-challenged men and women of all ages, Ellis an eye-opening 5-part report on healthy muscle gain. "Learn What You Must Know to Gain Mass Fast!" is a free instant download available at Ellis' website www.FastMuscleGain.com

"There's no magic involved," he admits. "Just hard work, smart eating and consistent training." He's also proud that, with Gaining Mass!, "one size does not fit all," says Ellis. "One ofrepparttar 139013 things that makes my system so unique is that I provide information on how to make adjustments and changes to your program based on your progress."

Fitness consultant Anthony Ellis was the classic skinny guy. Super thin and unable to gain weight.After almost giving up on his dream to actually wear a pair of pants without a belt, he learned the proper way to eat and weight train exclusively for building muscle.

Since 1998, he has gained over 60 lbs in the last 6 years. You can learn more about him at http://www.fastmusclegain.com


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