Aqua Force BLACK Single Disc MEDIUM Dumbbell Water Aerobic Barbell Pool Therapy

Description

Medium Resistance water weights allow you to perform exercises to build upper body strength in the cool water. Targets hard-to-get muscles such as Teres Major/Minor, Latissimus Dorsi, and Serratus Anterior. Single-disc Hand Buoys feature a Soft Grip™ handle and two smoothed and sealed discs. This cushioned grip makes it easy to hold on to your Hand Buoy, regardless of arthritis, carpal tunnel, or temporary injuries. Durable caps seal each end of the bar for a sleek look and add extra buoyancy.
Size:
Bar Length:12"
Disc Diameter:6"
Foam Thickness: 2 1/8"
Useful Dumbbell Exercises:
A strong core makes any daily activity easier, and is one of the most important areas you can work with these Dumbbells.
Core:
This exercise targets your abdominals, obliques and back muscles, while providing a cardio challenge to keep your heart rate up.
Exercise: Start in an upright position and stretch your legs straight forward then bring your knees to your chest. With a dumbbell between your legs do circuits of knee tucks extending your legs to the front, sides, and back. Repeat 10-20 times.
Arm Exercises:
Shoulders:
Stand in shoulder deep water and position dumbbells with arms straight down and palms facing your thighs. Lift dumbbells slowly out to the side and stop once your hands become level with your shoulders. Repeat 10-20 times.
Biceps:
Bicep curls are a good way to increase arm strength quickly. While standing in waist deep water hold your hands beneath the water with your palms facing forward. Slowly bend your elbows only moving your forearms until the dumbbells are level with the water. Hold for ten seconds and face your palms down pushing back down to your thighs and repeat.
Cardio:
Dumbbells also add a new element to your pool cardiovascular workout. First you must go to an area of the pool where you can have your feet flat on the floor and your shoulders underwater. With this positioning you can incorporate this into any cardio workout. An example would be letting a dumbbell give you a resistance drag by holding it behind your body as you walk or jog. A way to add your upper body into a lower body based cardio exercise would be to continually pump the dumbbell away from your chest as you walk or jog.