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A16 Front shoulder raise, 

straight

Front shoulders muscles

Start Position:

Stand on device with feet hip-width apart, 

knees slightly bent, core engaged. Hold 

handles and raise both arms straight out 

in front of you to shoulder height. Press 

shoulders down.

Variations:

1.   Hold this position

2.   Lower and raise arms slowly to and 

from the fl oor.

A17 Front Shoulder Raise, 

crossed-over

Lateral shoulder muscles

Start Position:

Stand on device with feet hip-width apart, 

knees slightly bent, core engaged. Hold 

handles crossed-over and lift open arms 

to sides with open chest and shoulders 

tensioned.

Variations:

1.   Hold this position

2.   Lower and raise arms slowly towards 

and away from centre of the device

A18 Push-Ups, easy

Chest, shoulder and triceps muscles

Start Position:

Place hands slightly turned in at shoulder 

width on the device. Elbows bent, knees 

on the fl oor, core engaged.

Variations:

1.   Hold this position

2.   Small upwards and downwards 

movements (straighten and bend 

your arms)

A19 Push-Ups, diffi  cult

Chest, shoulder and triceps muscles

Start Position:

Place hands slightly turned in at shoulder 

width on the device. Elbows bent, legs 

stretched out behind with feet together on 

the fl oor and core engaged.

Variations:

1.   Hold this position

2.   Small upwards and downwards 

movements (straighten and bend 

your arms)

A20 Hammer Curl

Biceps muscles

Start Position:

Stand on device with feet hip-width apart 

and knees slightly bent. Hold handles with 

elbows bent at right angles and fi sts verti-

cal out to the front. Core engaged.

Variations:

1. Hold this position

2. Raise and lower your lower arms

A21 Triceps Pulls

Triceps muscles

Start Position:

Stand on device with feet hip-width apart 

and knees slightly bent. Hold handles with 

upper body slightly bent forwards. Pull 

upper arms at an angle upwards behind 

you and push forearms upwards and 

backwards.

Variations:

1. Hold this position

2. Lower and raise your forearms

Summary of Contents for LifePlate 4.0

Page 1: ...ransmitted in whole or in part in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Maxxus Group GmbH Co KG Duplication includi...

Page 2: ...very gentle on the body is still very intense Therefore give your body enough time to rest between each individual training In addition to the intensive and e ective muscle training provided by a vib...

Page 3: ...ram should start at 2 x per week for 10 minutes Start with a low frequency speed and increase it very slowly 6 Don t forget to take care of your cardiovascular system As vibration training hardly invo...

Page 4: ...d in front of your chest Variations 1 Hold this position A7 Sit Up medium Stomach muscles Startposition Sit on the device lean back at an angle with legs raised out in front at an angle hands held on...

Page 5: ...htly raise and lower your upper body A13 Back Stretch dynamic Lower back and leg muscles Start Position Stand on device with feet hip width apart knees bent upper body leaning forwards and with slight...

Page 6: ...ent knees on the oor core engaged Variations 1 Hold this position 2 Small upwards and downwards movements straighten and bend your arms A19 Push Ups di cult Chest shoulder and triceps muscles Start Po...

Page 7: ...front foot placed in centre of device and leg bent Hold handles with under hand grip and elbows slightly at an angle Raise upper arm bringing hands up to forehead level and lower them again Change le...

Page 8: ...ly forwards in a gentle stretch D4 Back and Shoulder Stretch Kneel in front of the vibration plate Place hands with stretched out arms in front onto the plate Stretch your bottom backwards whilst pres...

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