1. Hold dumbbells in each hand with neutral grip. Stand with your feet hip-width apart. Slightly bend your knees and flex the hips, bringing the torso forward until the trunk is about parallel to the floor. Keep your head up and back flat throughout the exercise. Begin with your hands straight and slightly in front of your shoulders.
  2. As you exhale pull the shoulder blades together, lifting the dumbbells up and back. Squeeze those upper back muscles and hold for a moment. Then slowly inhale and lower your arms to the starting position.

Tip: This exercise requires a higher level of spinal strength and hamstrings flexibility. So if you have back or hip problems, using one-arm dumbbell row with upper body support may be a better option for you.


Maria ADD & Fit

Maria is a personal trainer, wellness coach, and Yoga instructor. She was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD at the age of 30. At this time, she already personally achieved her fitness goals and professionally help many other women get in better shape, lose weight, improve their self-esteem, and overall wellbeing. She herself, has traveled a long, bumpy road and discovered all the possible roadblocks on the way to a healthy mind and body. Working with clients one-on-one is something she is particularly passionate about. Her coaching approach utilizes five years of experience in the fitness industry, cutting-edge research in health, fitness, nutrition, neuroscience, and behavioral change, and a life-long journey of overcoming ADHD symptoms and gaining control over her life.

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