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Dumbbell Tate Press

The Dumbbell Tate Press targets triceps, fortifying arm strength and enhancing muscle definition. The exercise includes lying on a bench, holding dumbbells over your chest, and bending elbows to draw weights towards you.
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Dumbbell Tate Press instructions
Step-by-step instructions
1
Start by sitting on a flat bench with a dumbbell in each hand. You should be holding the dumbbells over your torso with your palms facing towards you.
2
Slowly lower the dumbbells by bending at your elbows. The weights should come down beside your chest and elbows should be pointed outward.
3
Press the dumbbells back up by straightening your arms. Hold at the top for a moment.
4
Make sure to keep your wrists straight and your elbows tight to avoid injury.
5
Carefully lower the weights and repeat for the recommended number of reps.
Start by sitting on a flat bench with a dumbbell in each hand. You should be holding the dumbbells over your torso with your palms facing towards you.
Slowly lower the dumbbells by bending at your elbows. The weights should come down beside your chest and elbows should be pointed outward.
Press the dumbbells back up by straightening your arms. Hold at the top for a moment.
Make sure to keep your wrists straight and your elbows tight to avoid injury.
Carefully lower the weights and repeat for the recommended number of reps.
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