Criss-Cross Arm Outer Rotation
Improve posture & shoulder mobility! Criss-Cross Arm Outer Rotation strengthens your core and upper back. A simple exercise for a healthier you.
Muscle Groups
Primary
Secondary
Instructions
Starting Position:
Stand upright with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Keep your core engaged and maintain a straight posture.
Raise both arms above your head, keeping them straight.
Movement:
Lower your arms down in front of you, crossing them at the elbows so that your right arm is on top of your left.
As you cross your arms, twist your torso slightly to the right.
Hold this position for a moment.
Return to Starting Position:
Uncross your arms and raise them back above your head.
Ensure your posture remains straight as you lift your arms.
Repeat:
Cross your arms again, this time with your left arm on top of your right, twisting slightly to the left.
Continue alternating between the crossed positions for 10-15 repetitions or as per your workout plan.
Breathing:
Inhale as you raise your arms and exhale when crossing them.
Tips:
Keep your movements controlled to engage your muscles effectively.
Maintain a steady pace to enhance coordination and strength.
Focus on keeping your abs tight throughout the exercise for stability.





