Triceps Extension With Dumbbell, Standing, Two-handed
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muscles: | Triceps![]() |
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auxiliary muscles: | Hand Extensors![]() |
required: | Dumbbell |
optional: | Seat |
fitness level: | Normal |
exercise type: | Strength |
Variations available (5) |


Starting Position
- pick up a dumbbell with each hand
- the palms of your hands are placed under the upper weight plate and carry the weight, they do not grasp it
- put the feet shoulder width apart
- knees slightly bent
- guide the dumbbells behind your head with bent elbows
- your upper arms are close to the ears
- the elbows point up
Correct Execution
- push the weights up with both hands, do not gain momentum
- your upper arms do not move and remain close to the ears
- do not let the elbows wander out or backwards
- the arms are not pushed through fully in the final position
- let the dumbbells sink down again by bending your elbows
- do not rest the weights on the neck
- repeat the exercise several times for an effective triceps workout
tip for the workout
- of course, you can also do this triceps exercise sitting, this makes the position more stable and you can avoid swinging