Bicep and Tricep Exercises for Women.

The biceps and triceps control a majority of the pushing and pulling movements performed by the arms. The Myosource Upper Body Kinetic Bands allow women to use their body weight for shaping, developing, and strengthening these muscles. This will not only improve the look of the arms, but also the ability to perform daily activities, as well as improve athletic skills. In the following video personal trainers Trevor Theisman and Shannon Denton show simple bicep and tricep exercises while using the resistance bands. 

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Myosource Kinetic Band Bicep Curls:

• Place the middle of the Myosource Upper Body Kinetic Bands under both feet and stand upright, holding the handles with the palms facing upward.
• Bring the arms towards the chest in a curling motion. Keep the elbows close to the body.
• Make sure to squeeze the biceps and maintain proper posture. do not let the hands or elbows go behind the center of the body.
• Do not allow the hands or elbows go behind the center of the body, the butt to stick out, or the back to arch.
• When the hands come into the curl motion hold for a 2-3 second count. Do not rush through the curl in order to feel the burn when squeezing in the middle.
• Perform 12 reps.

Myosource Kinetic Band Tricep Kickbacks:

• The Myosource Kinetic Bands offer a variety of levels of resistance. Use the one that is right for the individual's fitness level.
• Wrap the Myosource Kinetic Band around a pole or stationary object.
• Stand upright to begin, holding the ends of the chosen resistance band with the hands facing forward. 
• Stagger the feet with the chest down. The back leg can either be slightly bent or straight.
• Pull on the band until the arms are straight. Keep the elbows back so they are parallel to the ground.
• Perform 12 reps.

Myosource Kinetic Band Wide Bicep Curls:

• Place the middle of the Myosource Upper Body Kinetic Bands under both feet and stand upright, holding the handles with the palms facing up and out. 
• This bicep exercise changes angles, going from an inside grip to an outside grip. The more muscle fibers worked the more results gained.  
• Bring the arms up and out to the sides towards the shoulders.
• Make sure to squeeze the biceps and maintain proper posture. 
• Do not allow the hands or elbows go behind the center of the body, the butt to stick out, or the back to arch.
• When the hands come into the curl position, hold for a 2-3 second count. 
• Perform 12 reps.