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When working the shoulders, the overhead press is a common exercise in most routines. One reason is that it's a great way to work the entire shoulder area while building strength for other exercises. This is a tough move, simply because you're lifting the weights over your head, requiring both strength and balance. If you're looking for a twist on the traditional overhead press, the Arnold Press offers something a little different.
This move, created and named by Arnold Schwarzenegger, adds difficulty by inserting a rotation into the exercise. This rotation will really challenge the front of the shoulders at the beginning of the movement, and the middle deltoid as you press over the head. It doesn't look all that different, but you may find you need to drop down in weight when you do this exercise. You can also squeeze the forearms together at the bottom of the

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movement to involve a little more chest. If you have any shoulder issues, you may want to skip this move.
Do it right: Seated or standing, begin with the arms bent in front of the body, palms facing the chest. As you press the arms up over the head, rotate the palms out. Lower back down, rotating the hands back to starting position and repeat for 1-3 sets of 10-16 reps.
We all struggle to exercise from time to time and this time of year, it's even worse with the holidays in full swing. Staying on track may be the last thing on your mind, but it pays to start thinking about it now rather than waiting for your New Year's resolutions to kick in. Why not get started right now, starting with your biggest obstacles to exercise? Some common problems include:
•Busy schedules
•Lack of energy
•Lack of motivation
•Lack of interest
•Confusion about what to do
•Frustration over results (or lack thereof)
Consistent exercise involves a number of elements like planning, commitment, motivation, discipline and a healthy sense of humor. If just one of these elements is missing, you may find it tough to stick to your workouts. So, what's missing from your exercise toolbox? Take the quiz to find out, What's Your Biggest Obstacle to Exercise?

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