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Front Raise, Alternating, Static Hold |
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The alternating dumbbell front raise is an effective exercise for developing the deltoids, and is performed by extending the arm in front of the body with the elbow extended. Including a static hold in the movement, increases the time under tension of the muscles and promotes good technique. Below you'll find a video guide and step by step instructions that describes the correct technique for the alternating dumbbell front raise, static holds exercise.
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Front Shoulders
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Forearms Front Shoulders Mid Shoulders Upper Shoulders
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Front Raise, Alternating, Static Hold Steps:
Stand upright with feet shoulder width apart
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Take a dumbbell in each hand, palms facing down
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Rest the dumbbells on the thighs
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Raise one arm forwards until the dumbbell is at shoulder height
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Ensure the arm remains straight throughout the move
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Lower the arm to the start position
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Repeat with the opposite arm
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