How to Get Tank Top Arms in 30 Seconds

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There are no quick fixes in fitness but there ARE quick workouts! With tank top and sundress season coming up it’s the perfect time to work on upper body strength and tone. Alternate between these 2 moves, performing one each day, for 30 seconds a day. Stick with this program to score tight arms by the fourth of July.

Alternating Arm Shoulder Press

tricep-dip1.jpg tricep-dip1.jpg if you can because it forces you to use your ab floor to stabilize yourself. If you don’t have a ball, use a chair and lift your feet about 2 inches off the ground, which will also force you to use your abs. You will also need two free weights, one about 8-10 pounds and the other about 3-5 pounds. Sit on the ball and hold the 8-pound weight in one hand, and the 3-pound weight in the other. Extend your arms outwards, making a “T” with your body, then bend the arm with the heavier weight to make an L shape, as shown. For 30 seconds, raise the arm with the heavier weight up to the ceiling, then lower it back to 90 degrees to perform the shoulder press. Continue for 30 seconds, then switch the heavier weight to your other arm and repeat.

One-headed Tricep Dip with Alternating Leg

tricep-dip-exercise.jpg tricep-dip-exercise.jpg ! All you need is a sturdy chair. Position your feet in front of you and place your arms on the edge of your chair, so most of your body weight is on your arm. Raise your other arm out in front of you. Keeping your elbows tucked at your side, bend your arm at a 90 degree angle so you slowly lower your upper body until your arm is parallel to the floor, while extending your opposite leg. This is much more intense than a regular tricep dip because you’re balancing yourself with your core as well as your arms. Perform this move for 30 seconds, then switch sides and do the same thing for 30 seconds and you’re done for the day.

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