• Stand with your feet shoulder width apart holding dumbbells with both hands in front just past shoulder width.
    Bend forward at the hips with a slight bend in your knees, keeping your back straight.
    Engage your shoulder blades, as if you are trying to touch them together.
  • 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.
  • Hinge forward at the hips while maintaining a flat back. Try to get your torso as close to parallel with the ground as your mobility will allow for.
    Let your arms hang in front of you. Pull your elbows back towards the ceiling while flaring your elbows outward.
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