Chest Isometrics 1.0

Chest Exercise Isometrics focuses on the strength and tone of the pectorals both upper and lower (the major muscle of the chest), but it also works the assisting muscles of the triceps (back of the arms) and the deltoids (your shoulders). Isometric Push Ups: In the push up position, lower yourself to the half way point. Breathe out and tense your muscles. Concentrate on making your chest as tight and hard as possible.

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Arms Isometrics 1.0

You can use Isometrics when weight lifting, through the contraction of particular muscles during a lift.The same applies to bodyweight exercises. Breathing during isometrics is also very important.You should never hold your breath during Arm Exercise Isometrics or any other body part for that matter. The best way to breath is by taking a deep breath prior to an exercise and while tensing the stomach slowly ?hissing? it out like a flat tyre.

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Back Isometrics 1.0

Back Exercise Isometrics focuses on working three major muscles: The Lower Back (the erector spinae ? the two cords of muscle on the back responsible for good posture and the ones that cause the most low back pain) The Upper and Middle Back ( primarily the rhomboids, the muscles between your shoulders and the latissimus dorsi, the wings of muscles under your arms) The Lower Neck and Shoulders.

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Abs Isometrics 1.0

The Isometric Stomach Flattener: Sit up tall and straight in your chair. Breathe in deep and suck in your stomach as hard as you can. Now tense your stomach hard, as though bracing for a punch ? still keeping it sucked in. You feel that tightness, a slight quiver in the muscles? Good, that?s the start. Breathe out tightly making an "ssssssss" sound. You?ll feel your abs getting tighter.

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