- Sit on the floor and flex your knees and hips to a 90 degree angle.
- Your feet should be hovering off the ground. (If that's too hard start with heels on the floor)
- Rotate your upper spine to engage your obliques.
- Stand with a shoulder width stance. Begin with the dumbbell near one of your quads.
- Rotate at your upper spine to engage the obliques.
- You can pivot your back foot to keep from generating too much torque at the knee.
- Take a half kneeling position. Start with the dumbbell by your knee on the side of the kneeling leg.
- Rotate at the upper spine, holding the dumbbell away from your body with nearly extended elbows.
- Start in a kneeling position with your shoulder blades pulled back.
- The dumbbell should begin by one of your hips.
- Rotate at the spine and bring the dumbbell from your hip, 180 degrees around your body. The dumbbell should land at eye level.
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