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Party Dress Workout - Part Two
Workout with Amy Guy (Gladiator Siren) in a short set of exercises that will get you looking fabulous in that Festive Party Dress
Added:Thu, 24th December 09
Throughout the year, there are always opportunities to show off at a party. Start training now to target those bits usually on show - arms and legs!
Remember, though, a well toned, shapely body comes from eating the right things as well as a regular exercise routine.
Apart from a small weight (a small water bottle will do) you don’t need any equipment, so you can do these anytime, anywhere!
In this feature, we will be concentrating on the core, upper back and triceps, finishing with a little bit of cardio. In Part One, we concentrated on the thighs and bottom and core muscles.
How to do it
3 sets of 10 reps.
Suggested 3-4times a week ( every other day)
Bent Over Fly
Areas Trained - shoulders and upper back

• Lean forward from your waist with your abdominals tucked in
• Make sure you keep your back flat.

• Lower weights slowly and repeat.
Triceps Kick Backs
Areas trained : back of upper arms

• Lift your arm with the weight up until your elbow is higher than your back and tucked in close

• Do not lock your elbow.
• Lower weight with control and repeat.
Alternating Leg Burpes
Areas trained : stomach, arms, leg and cardio fitness

• Keep one leg straight at the back and the other tucked in.

• Try alternating as fast as you can for a minute.
Quick Tip!
When using a weight choose one so that it makes you work hard during the last few repetitions
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