Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
In this video, certified fitness trainer Alex Isaly shows you how to do an overhead shoulder press with resistance bands. This exercise targets your shoulder muscles while working your full body.
Special Equipment: Resistance Bands
Level: Moderate to Advanced
Reps: 30 seconds active, 15-second recovery for 3-4 rounds
This is an upper body exercise that focuses on the shoulders called an Overhead Shoulder Press. To perform the exercise, you will only need resistance bands.
Begin by facing the swim current with your feet in a lunge position, knees are slightly bent, and the chest is slightly forward creating a nice long spine. Hold the resistance bands at shoulder height. Make sure that you are far enough away from the anchor so there is no slack in the resistance bands.
Begin the exercise by pressing the resistance bands up and away from the body. Return the movement back to starting position. For beginners, start with a slow tempo and not so close to the swim current. The faster you go or the further you step towards the swim current, the greater the demand on the working muscles. Perform this exercise for 30 seconds and recover for 15 to 20 seconds, or longer if needed. Perform a total of 3 to 4 rounds for optimal results.
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In this video, certified fitness trainer Alex Isaly shows you how to do an overhead shoulder press with resistance bands. This exercise targets your shoulder muscles while working your full body.
Special Equipment: Resistance Bands
Level: Moderate to Advanced
Reps: 30 seconds active, 15-second recovery for 3-4 rounds
This is an upper body exercise that focuses on the shoulders called an Overhead Shoulder Press. To perform the exercise, you will only need resistance bands.
Begin by facing the swim current with your feet in a lunge position, knees are slightly bent, and the chest is slightly forward creating a nice long spine. Hold the resistance bands at shoulder height. Make sure that you are far enough away from the anchor so there is no slack in the resistance bands.
Begin the exercise by pressing the resistance bands up and away from the body. Return the movement back to starting position. For beginners, start with a slow tempo and not so close to the swim current. The faster you go or the further you step towards the swim current, the greater the demand on the working muscles. Perform this exercise for 30 seconds and recover for 15 to 20 seconds, or longer if needed. Perform a total of 3 to 4 rounds for optimal results.
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Facebook: facebook.com/EndlessPools
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Twitter: twitter.com/endlesspools
Houzz: houzz.com/pro/endlesspools/endless-pools
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