What is the method of freehand muscle training?

Nowadays, many male friends are paying more and more attention to their body lines, especially the abdominal muscles and pectoral muscles, so that they can look particularly good in figure and look stylish when wearing clothes. However, exercising is not an easy thing. It requires long-term persistence in exercise and you cannot slack off every day. Today we will learn about the methods of freehand muscle training.

1. neck

(1) Stand with your feet naturally apart, cross your fingers and hold them behind your head. Use steady force to push your head forward and downward, while using your neck to provide appropriate resistance to prevent your hands from pushing your head down. Maintain this "stalemate" posture for 8 to 10 seconds or slightly longer, then relax.

When practicing, you should straighten your chest and stomach, and avoid hunching your back.

(2) Place your right hand on the right side of your head and push your head down to the left, while using your neck to provide appropriate resistance to prevent your hand from pushing your head down to the left. Maintain this "stalemate" posture for 8 to 10 seconds or slightly longer, then relax. Then change direction and practice.

When practicing, the upper body should be kept upright and not lean to one side.

2. Chest

(1) Push-ups are a dynamic exercise. Here we introduce a static push-up. When doing push-ups, when the body descends to the point where the chest is about to touch the ground, the pectoralis major muscles are extremely tense. Maintain this static position for 8 to 10 seconds or slightly longer, then relax.

(2) Stand facing a wall with your arms raised in front of you, until your fingertips are just about to touch the wall but not quite. Stand straight, lean forward, and place your palms against the wall with your fingertips facing upward. Bend your elbows, with your upper arms and forearms at a 90-degree angle, and move your upper body closer to the wall. Keep your arms bent at the elbows to support your upper body, without letting your body lean against the wall. Keep your pectoralis major muscles extremely tense, and maintain this static position for 8 to 10 seconds or slightly longer, then relax.

3. Shoulders

Open the door and stand in the door frame with your arms hanging down and your fists loosely clenched, with the backs of your hands facing forward. Then spread your arms to the sides and press your fists against the door frame as if you want to prop it open. Keep your deltoid muscles extremely tense. Maintain this static position for 8 to 10 seconds or a little longer, and then relax.

Through the above, we have learned about the methods of manual muscle training. Whether it is to train the chest, neck or shoulder muscles, no sports equipment is required, and exercises can be performed at home. The most common one is push-ups, which is a method of exercise that many people use.