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Level 1; 52 - 70 Taranaki St
Wellington,

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Notes:

1. Biceps curl, neutral grip (ban With one foot in front stepping on the band, hold the band with the thumb facing
forward (neutral grip) and curl the band all the way up without moving the upper
arm.
Keep your shoulders back as you lift.

2. Elastic Lat Pull Down Keep back straight, head up and knees bent Work both arms at the same time
Pronation grip

3. Elastic Shoulder Front Flexion Keep back straight and abs tigh Keep knees slightly bent

4. Elastic supination Wrap a band around the hands and bend the elbows to 90 with palms down.
In this position, the band should be overhand so it will be taut when the palms will
be rotated upward.
Rotate the forearms so the palms face up.

5. Flexion in scaption Stand with elastic in hands, arms at sides, elbows straight and thumbs up.
With shoulders down and back, raise your arms diagonally between your side and
front to shoulder level.
Return to the starting position.

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Notes:

6. Pronation Secure elastic near floor and support your forearm on a table or armchair with your
elbow bent at 90 degrees.
Your hand must be palm up with elastic crossing over palm and under thumb.
Rotate hand to palm down and elastic should resist this movement.
Return to starting position.

7. Radial deviation Place elastic under your foot or under a heavy object.
Support your forearm on table holding an elastic in your hand, thumb up.
Incline the wrist upward.
Return to starting position.

8. Standing rowing with band Attach the band to an object in front of you at elbow height.
Put one foot in front of the other and hold both ends of the band.
Keeping your arms in a 45 from your body, pull the band keeping your chest out
and your shoulders down and back.
Do not move your head forward as you pull.

9. Strengthening Ext/retraction Stand and tie elastic in front of you at waist level.
Hold tightly both ends of elastic in both hands. Your elbows are slightly flexed.
Keeping the elbows locked, shoulders down and torso stable, pull elastic backwards
as far as possible by joining shoulder blades together and arms back
Slowly return to initial position and repeat.

10. Ulnar Deviation Hold elastic in both hands, with your palms down, while supporting forearms.
Move your hands outward.
Return to starting position.

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Notes:

Exercise#1 : Page 1 REN10711 Biceps curl with band, neutral grip

Exercise#2 : Page 1 REN9312 Elastic Lat Pull Down

Exercise#3 : Page 1 REN9565 Elastic Shoulder Front Flexion

Exercise#4 : Page 1 REN41295 Bilateral elastic supination

Exercise#5 : Page 1 GEN2543 Standing resisted shoulder scaption w/ elastic (to 90)

Exercise#6 : Page 2 XGEN1567 Sitting resisted wrist pronation with elastic

Exercise#7 : Page 2 XGEN1571 Resisted wrist radial deviation with elastic

Exercise#8 : Page 2 REN10835 Standing bilateral rowing with band (arms at 45)

Exercise#9 : Page 2 GEN12454 Standing, Ext/retraction (lower trapezius) strengthening with elastic (I-Row)

Exercise#10 : Page 2 XGEN1572 Sitting resisted wrist ulnar deviation with elastic (bilteral)

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