How to Do
How to Do Standing Speed Band Press
The standing speed band press should begin with good posture to avoid injury. Brace the spine by drawing your lower abdomen inward. Your core muscles should be activated to support your posture as you perform the exercise.
If any pain is experienced, immediately stop the standing speed band press.
Beginning
Beginning Resistance Band Exercise in Standing Position
1. Stand hip-width apart with both feet in the center of the band.
2. Bring the band's handles above your shoulders and bend your elbows 90 degrees.
3. Straighten your arms and keep your shoulders down. Lower your back slowly above your shoulders. Repeat.
Movement
Resistance Band Exercise in Standing Position Movement
1. Start standing tall with your back straight, shoulders back, and chest out.
2. Stand in a staggered stance so that one foot is in front of the other. Your feet should be about two feet apart with a gap of about six inches between the heel and toe and the opposing heel.
3. Each hand will be holding the handle of the bungee so that the bungee is in the back of you with resistance on it.
4. Your arms will both form 90 degree angles and will be out to your sides, at shoulder width.
5. Your palms will be facing the ground and your knuckles will be facing forwards.
6. From here you are going to be pressing forward with both of your arms. Once you can't reach your arms anymore in front of you, bring them back to the starting position and repeat.
7. Start the exercise in a slow and controlled movement and build up speed as you get better.
Benefits
Resistance Band Exercise in Standing Position Benefits
They enhance the quality of your workouts.
They aid in the concentration of your control.
They enlist the help of your stabilizing muscles.
For functional training, they're essential.
This is a fantastic alternative to machines.
They're not too heavy.
Exercise Aliases
How To Do Speed Chess Presses, Bungee Chest Press, Upright Chest Press, Elastic Band Chest Press, Resistance Band Exercises, Tubing Chest Press.
