- Grab both dumbbells and hinge forward at the hips. Make sure you keep a flat back.
- The closer your torso is to parallel with the ground the longer the range of motion will be at your shoulder. The better the results you'll get from the exercise.
- Let your arms hang freely, and then pull your elbow joint straight back toward the ceiling.
- Brace your off arm against something stable (bench, box). Stagger your stance so your leg on the side of your working arm is back.
- Try to get your torso to parallel with the ground. That will extend your range of motion.
- Let your arm hang freely and then pull your elbow back. Imagine you've got a tennis ball in your armpit and squeeze it each rep.
- Grab a dumbbell and hold with both hands. Point your dumbbell at the ceiling.
- Flex at the shoulder joint while keeping your elbows mostly extended.
- Flex until you feel a stretch in your lats then bring the dumbbell back to the ceiling.
- The dumbbells should be set on the ground. Hinge forward while keeping a flat back.
- Pull one elbow back toward the ceiling and then return the dumbbell to the ground softly.
- Then pull with the other arm.
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