Any better posture and an hourglass shape? Try these two moves to improve your posture and build a strong, sculpted back!⬇️ ➡️Cable Lat Pullovers How to do it: Use a cable machine with a rope attachment. Stand facing the cable, bend forward slightly, engage the core, arms extended straight with hands gripping the bar. Pull it down toward your thighs in an arc by squeezing your lats, pause and hold at the bottom then slowly return to your starting position. DB Option: Lie on a bench or floor with a dumbbell in both hands. Start with the db up and over your head, lower it behind your head in a controlled motion, keeping arms extended, then squeeze your lats to pull db back to starting position. Why they’re great: strong lats support your spine, improve shoulder mobility, and help prevent back pain by stabilizing your posture during everyday movements while creating a tapered, hourglass look by enhancing that V-shape. ➡️ Cable Face-pulls How to do it: Attach a rope to a cable machine at chest height. Grab the ends and pull toward your face, elbows high and out, focusing on squeezing your shoulder blades together. DB Option: Use dumbbells to perform bent-over reverse flyes—bend at the hips, core engaged, hold a dumbbell in each hand, and lift them out to the sides, pause at the top then lower with control. Why they’re great: they help to s to fix rounded shoulders, improve posture, and give your upper body that strong, balanced look from all angles. Both of these exercises target your posterior chain—the muscles responsible for great posture, back strength, and pulling everything up and in.👌 Want more workouts designed to build strong curves for women over 40? Come train with me on my app! Check my bio for all the deets! My Strong Curves monthly membership has everything you need to build your best and strongest body over 40. 👌 Helpful? Questions?🤗👇 . . .
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