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10 MIN ISOMETRIC UPPER BODY WORKOUT - Follow Along with No Equipment at Home - Caroline Girvan

10 MIN ISOMETRIC UPPER BODY WORKOUT - Follow Along with No Equipment at Home - Caroline Girvan

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This is a 10 minute follow along isometric workout focusing on the upper body! The entire upper body will be working on the holds. Try to really engage the muscles to the maximum and hold the contraction. The shoulders, triceps, core arms, chest and back will be working to keep the contraction. However your core muscles and lower body will be working also on many of them movements to support and balance you! All you will need is a mat and a wall (optional if performing handstand) and no equipment. The isometric holds are held for 20 seconds with 10 seconds to get ready for next hold. The routine is as follows: Half push up Full push up Tricep push up Wide push up One arm plank One arm plank Side plank Side plank Pike Pike push up Crow Superman palms down Superman palms facing Rear fly palms down Rear fly palms away Lat squeeze Wide plank Dips Handstand Handstand lower
Date: 2022-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


Thank you Caroline for a great isometric workout. I did this along with some more of your short videos as my active rest day from Epic Heat -. I wanted to give my legs a rest --. Thank you for reminding me about the crow pose and that I could do handstands, I haven't done any in a while!
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Since doing Pamela Reif's workouts every workout that has regular breaks feels manageable to me- I can't do handstands though and I can only hold a low plank position with my elbows completely tucked to my sides. I don't get how people can think wide push ups are easier.
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Thank you Caroline. I did this after your Epic III day 43 and I didn-t think I-d be able to do the crow or handstand push up but I didn-t do badly and I feel great! Thank you for pushing us out of our comfort zones and showing us we can do these things if we try.
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It was great and doable apart from Crow pose and those handstands, although I think this is more a confidence than strength issue in my case. Thank you Caroline, isometric strength work is fantastic for defining the body.
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I just want to ask that as I am new to ur site I am little confused that there r so many ur videos I would suggest that you post 1 hour videos per day for a week workout rather then so many post sorry it's my view pl.
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I'm really interested in knowing more about isometric exercises and how results may differ from other forms of exercise. Perhaps a video comparing the different types could be useful? I'd certainly love it.
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Another great one! Handstand is not for me, so I held plank instead, and did pike push ups while you were performing handstand lowers. Noodle arms, hello - Thank you so much, Caroline!
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I have never tried isometric exercises before. I thought I'll give it a go and see what it is. Boy! I got more tired after these 10 minutes then after 40 minutes work out with ankle weights.
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This was so hard, i landed on my face while attempting to do the crow--, but I love that it is so challenging, plz do more like this one, I rlly need to build upper body strength -
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Hi Caroline, great work as usual. Can't do this as much as I'd like due to shoulder injury. How about doing an ISO hold upper body with dumbbells? I know you can smash it.
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