What are the advantages and disadvantages of training without equipment? | Back training without equipment

What are the advantages and disadvantages of training without equipment? The advantages of training without equipment are manifold. On the one hand, the risk of injury is considerably reduced by not using equipment and weights. Without weights, the strain on muscles and joints is so low that few injuries occur during this form of training. … What are the advantages and disadvantages of training without equipment? | Back training without equipment

Bent side lifting | Strength training for a strong back

Bent side lifting “Bent side lifting” is ideal for training the upper back and shoulder area. The starting position is the same as in the “Alternating Dumbbell Rowing” with a shoulder-wide stance, the upper body bent forward and the dumbbells hanging down by the outstretched arms. In this position, both arms are simultaneously raised sideways … Bent side lifting | Strength training for a strong back

Which devices and equipment should I buy? | Back training at home

Which devices and equipment should I buy? In order to do a targeted back training, you need less equipment and aids than you think. Of course, you can buy a training station with which you can perform five to ten different exercises. However, not everyone has the financial means to invest so much money. Alternatively, … Which devices and equipment should I buy? | Back training at home

What equipment can/should I/we buy for training at home? | Back training with equipment

What equipment can/should I/we buy for training at home? If you want to do a training at home, you should think carefully about which purchases are really necessary and important. Especially for training at home there is usually not much space or storage space available. Therefore the desired equipment should be well chosen. In order … What equipment can/should I/we buy for training at home? | Back training with equipment

Back insulator

Introduction The training on the back insulator counts as a basic exercise to strengthen the back muscles, in addition to the training on the latissimus pull. The back insulator is used more often than the latissimus pull, especially for complaints in the upper part of the deltoid muscle. Because the upper part of the body … Back insulator

Cross lifting

Cross lifting is a training exercise for the targeted muscle build-up of the lower back muscles. The specific simulation of lifting an object correctly makes cross lifting functional. Thus, cross lifting must be a fixed component of health-oriented strength training. A low training weight is self-explanatory. The exercise of hyperextension is also suitable for training … Cross lifting