Release yourself back out to complete one rep.The handles should end up right under your chest.With your palms facing in towards each other, pull yourself up to the handles.Grab the handles with both hands and lean backwards so the ropes are taut and your body is at an angle.Note: Keep your shoulders down and back throughout the movement and your core engaged throughout. Slowly bend your arms with control and curl yourself towards the handles to start position.Maintain a strong plank position, and slowly lower your body back towards the floor until your arms are straight.Start with your elbows bent higher than your shoulders, palms facing you and handles towards your forehead.You will be leaning back slightly and there will be tension on the cables Walk your feet toward the anchor point, keeping the core tight.
Grab the handles and stand with your body facing the anchor point.Attach cables to an anchor point above your head, and adjust the straps to hang down about mid-length.Note: Keep your torso engaged and upright. When you drop into the deep lunge, your knee should be at a 90-degree angle.Keep your core nice and tight, and take one lunge forward.Face away from the TRX, and place one foot into the handle.The best thing about a suspension trainer is there are hundreds of TRX exercises to work all parts of the body and it’s suitable for people of all abilities. Now, thanks to its simplicity and versatility, it’s one of the most popular forms of home workouts. The TRX workout is a form of suspension training developed in the 1990s by a former US Navy Seal, who wanted to develop a bodyweight exercise combining strength, balance, flexibility and core stability.
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