Exercise

One Arm Pronated Dumbbell Triceps Extension

Also known as: one arm pronated db triceps extension, one arm pronated db skull crusher, single arm pronated db extension, dumbbell lying one arm pronated triceps extension

One Arm Pronated Dumbbell Triceps Extension — position 1One Arm Pronated Dumbbell Triceps Extension — position 2

One Arm Pronated Dumbbell Triceps Extension is a isolation exercise for the triceps. Main target: triceps long head. Also works: triceps lateral head and triceps medial head. Equipment: dumbbell.

EquipmentDumbbell
TypeIsolation
MovementPush
CategoryStrength

Muscles worked

How to do it

  1. Lie flat on a bench while holding a dumbbell at arms length. Your arm should be perpendicular to your body. The palm of your hand should be facing towards your feet as a pronated grip is required to perform this exercise.
  2. Place your non lifting hand on your bicep for support.
  3. Slowly begin to lower the dumbbell down as you breathe in.
  4. Then, begin lifting the dumbbell upward as you contract the triceps. Remember to breathe out during the concentric (lifting part of the exercise).
  5. Repeat until you have performed your set repetitions.
  6. Switch arms and repeat the movement.

Similar exercises

Standing Dumbbell Triceps Extension
Dumbbell
Triceps long head
Decline Dumbbell Triceps Extension
Dumbbell
Triceps long head
Dumbbell One-Arm Triceps Extension
Dumbbell
Triceps long head
Dumbbell Tricep Extension -Pronated Grip
Dumbbell
Triceps long head
Lying Dumbbell Tricep Extension
Dumbbell
Triceps long head
Seated Triceps Press
Dumbbell
Triceps long head

Alternatives with other equipment

EZ-Bar Skullcrusher
EZ curl bar
Triceps long head
Band Skull Crusher
Bands
Triceps long head
Cable Incline Triceps Extension
Cable
Triceps long head
Incline Barbell Triceps Extension
Barbell
Triceps long head
Sled Overhead Triceps Extension
Other
Triceps long head
Standing Towel Triceps Extension
Bodyweight
Triceps long head
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