This
dumbbell exercise video from
SparkPeople is a complete 20 minute strength training exercise using
dumbbells.
These dumbbell exercises include squats to really
work
the glutes, lunges for the legs, tricep dumbbell exercises, upper back,
lower back and abdominal and core muscles.
If you've got 20
minutes, then just start this exercise video and get a great
strength
training workout with these dumbbell exercises.
You will need dumbbell weights and an exercise mat. Note: not
all exercises use the dumbbell weights.
This video comes complete with a warmup and stretching at the
end of the workout routine.
Why
Use Dumbbell Weights for Strength Training
Dumbbells
offer a great alternative to weight lifting to strengthen and tone your
muscles. If you are new to strength training, then starting
out
with dumbbell weights or resistance bands may be the best way to get
started. Both methods are less expensive and can be used at
home
with no additional equipment.
Be sure to check out this article on dumbbell
exercises to find out all the advantages and disadvantages of
using dumbbell weights.
For a list of all free fitness and exercise videos on this site be sure
to visit the fitness
video page.
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