Skiing 1 of 2
Dumbbell Bridge
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Workout Description:

Strengthens the main muscles used for downhill skiiing. Alternate this with our Skiing 2 of 2 workout.
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Workout Instructions:
  • Perform 10-15 repetitions of each exercise.
  • For the plank which requires a static hold and not repetitions, stay in the hold for as long as you can.
  • Rest 30-90 seconds between exercises.
  • Do 2-3 sets of each exercise.
  • Alternate this workout with our skiing 2 of 2 workout.
  • Get used to the movement at a lower weight. After that, slowly increase the weight. You should be unable to lift the weight without compromising form at the last couple of reps.
  • If you have access to a leg extension machine, that is a good alternative for leg extensions with ankle weights.
  • Please review our training tips.

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