Tricep Dips to Boost Metabolism

Last Update: March 12, 2009

Video By: Expert Village

Learn about Tricep Dips to Boost Metabolism in this free health and fitness video from our personal trainer and weight loss expert.

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Kristie LaTray is the founder of Fit and Fabulous Personal Training. She is a certified personal trainer through World Instructor Training and a member of IDEA Health and Fitness Association. After being diagnosed with high cholesterol in college, she made healthy changes to her lifestyle, by pumping up the cardiovascular activity, limiting intake of fatty foods, and discovering vegetables. LaTray was a personal trainer at Bally Total fitness for two years before starting her own health and wellness business, which incorporates total mind, body and spirit as it relates to lifestyle.

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Video Transcript

So now using the same bench or if its a rock that you have or a log or whatever it is that you found, using the same piece of equipment we're going to do triceps dips. Triceps dips are simple, they're great, and really helps tighten up the arms. So this is a demonstration of a triceps dip. Basically the more bent your legs are, the easier your triceps dip is going to be. So you place your hands on the edge of the bench and you want to make sure that your wrists are definitely nice and tight there. Now if I want to add a different level of difficulty, I'll straighten my legs and I'll do the dip from there. And that's just a demonstration of how you can do triceps dips to really tighten up those muscles in the arms anywhere.

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