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Resistance Band Bent over Single Arm Triceps Kickback

The resistance band bent-over single-arm kickback is an isolation exercise designed to target all three heads of the triceps with peak tension at full extension. It suits lifters of all experience levels and functions best near the end of an upper-body or arm workout.

Muscles
Triceps
Equipment
Resistance bands
Type
Strength
Animation
Women

How to do it

  1. Stand on one end of the band and grasp the other end of the loop with the hand on the same side.
  2. Bend your knees slightly and hinge forward at the hips, keeping your back straight.
  3. Raise your upper arm so it is parallel to your torso, elbow bent at 90 degrees.
  4. As you exhale, extend your arm straight back until it is fully straightened, keeping your upper arm still.
  5. Inhale and slowly bend your elbow back to 90 degrees.
  6. Complete all repetitions, then switch arms.

Common mistakes

Tips

Sets and reps

Perform 3 to 4 sets of 12 to 15 controlled repetitions per arm, resting 45 to 60 seconds between sides to build muscular endurance and triceps volume.

Muscles worked

Resistance Band Bent over Single Arm Triceps Kickback: triceps

Your coach guides every set

Turn on the coach in Gloox: it asks how you feel, picks the weight from your history and cues technique and rest. Rate each set and the next one is tuned to you.

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Questions

Can this exercise be done without a resistance band?

Yes, you can replicate this movement pattern using a light dumbbell or a single-handle cable attachment on a low pulley.

What should you do if your lower back aches during the hinge?

Place your non-working hand on a sturdy bench or chair for support, and stop the exercise to see a specialist if pain persists.

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