■ arm movement 1 1. Stand up straight, with your feet shoulder width apart, your hands open to both sides, and your palms outward. 2. Slowly pull your arm forward 30 times, and then pull it back 30 times. This exercise should be repeated three times (that is, turn 90 forward and 90 backward). ■ arm movement 2 1. Stand up straight, with your feet shoulder width apart, your hands straight forward and your palms forward. 2. Cross your hands up and down, and your arms can't droop. 3. Do it 30 times. ■ arm movement 3 1. Like doing push-ups, always support your body with your hands, but your knees should touch the ground. 2. Hands shoulder width apart, arms straight, slowly count to 5, elbows bent down. 3. Stop at the lowest point for 2 seconds, and then slowly straighten your arms. Do 10 times. ● Dumbbell arm movement 1 1. Hold the dumbbell lightly in each hand and bend the elbow backwards at a speed of 5 seconds. 2. Stop at the lowest point for 5 seconds, then slowly return to the original position and stop for 5 seconds. 3. Do it 15~20 times. ● Dumbbell arm movement 2 1. Hold the dumbbell with both hands, with your feet shoulder-width apart and your arms at your sides. 2. Slowly raise your hand outward at a speed of 10 second until it is just above the shoulder height. 3. slowly count for 5 seconds and put it back on both sides, and do 15 times. PS: At the beginning, you should do what you can, take a step-by-step approach, be patient, and you will see the effect slowly. The "arm" victory plan in beautiful summer is to do 2 groups for each sport, and each group will do 30 seconds. Each group does 1 min. When doing this action, keep it slow and controlled, and rest for 30 to 60 seconds between each group. Do it two or three times a week. For the best effect, you can do it every day. If you just raise your body, it's safe for you. ) Kneel on the blanket and put your hands directly under your shoulders. Legs apart, heel on the ground, body push-ups, tighten the abdomen. Tuck in your abdomen, bend your elbows and lower your body until it is only a few feet from the ground. Keep elbows and arms close to your body. Hold this action for 10 to 30 seconds. If you have problems with your back, you can try the simple version. Sit down and put your hands on the edge of a solid chair. Slide your thighs off the chair and support your weight with your hands. Straighten your right leg and bend your left leg 90 degrees. Bend your elbows and slowly lower your thighs to the ground. Keep your elbows bent and your body at a certain distance. Pull your body back until your arms are straight. Don't help you with your feet. Do it 8 to 15 times in each group, straighten your left foot and do it again. The triceps brachii stretches to lift the left arm directly above the head, then bends behind the head and bends to the back of the right shoulder. Grasp your left elbow with your right hand and gently pull your elbow toward your right shoulder to deepen your stretching. Hold this action for 20 seconds, and then repeat it with your right arm. Thin arms in the living room. Are you dissatisfied with your arm? Think it's too thick Then try these simple but very effective thin arm tricks in the living room! ① Flexion and extension of the (left) arm, training the triceps brachii at the back of the arm: support your hands on the chair, bend your elbows backwards, tighten your abdomen, and put your feet together. Bend your elbows slowly, lean down and pay attention to the center of your body. Then slowly restore. (Right) Lift up, shoulder shaping: arms are perpendicular to the sides of the body, exhale, elbow joint is bent, and forearm is raised on the chest. Then slowly restore. Be careful that the elbow joint does not exceed the shoulder. ② Push (left) to train the middle bundle of the deltoid muscle of the shoulder: the arm is parallel to the shoulder, and the forearm is vertical to the ground. Exhale, and the forearm forms a 90-degree angle with the inner angle of the arm, and slowly push it up to the sides of the ear, and the arm is straight. Then inhale and slowly put it down. (Right) Bend and train the biceps brachii on the front side of the arm: put your hands on your sides vertically, exhale, slowly lift the forearm, and then slowly descend to the starting point at an average speed. ③ Flexion and extension of the (left) neck back arm, training the triceps brachii at the back of the arm: hold one hand high above the head, and keep the big arm still. (Right) Training the triceps brachii at the back of the arm: the forearm slowly bends backward, exhales and slowly straightens. . .