• Sit on the machine and grab the handles with an overhand grip.
    Adjust the machine to get the longest range of motion possible.
    Press until your elbows are not extended but not hyperextended.
  • Loop the band around your mid-back. The ends of the bands should be around your hands between your thumb and pointer finger.
    This exercise can be done from the knees or the toes depending on experience level.
    Begin by breaking at the elbows until your upper arm is by your side. Then extend at the elbows back into the top position.
  • Laying on the floor with your knees bent and feet firmly on the floor, hold the kettlebell at your chest with both hands.
    Fully extend your arms, raising the kettlebell until your elbows are locked.
    Lower the kettlebell to the starting position and repeat.
  • Laying on the floor with your knees bent and feet firmly on the floor, leave one arm resting to the side of the body.
    Using the other arm, hold the kettlebell at arms length directly upwards of your shoulder.
    Lower your arm until your upper arm to elbow is resting on the floor.
    Return to starting position.