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4 Ways to Do Dips

By Matthew Lynch
January 24, 2024
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Introduction:

Dips are one of the most effective upper body exercises you can perform, and they can offer a great alternative to pushups when targeting your chest, triceps, and shoulder muscles. With minimal equipment required and a variety of ways to modify them, dips are suitable for people of all fitness levels. In this article, we will explore four different types of dips that you can incorporate into your workout routine for impressive results.

1. Standard Parallel Bar Dips:

Equipment Needed: Parallel dipping bars or a dip station.

Instructions:

– Position yourself between the parallel bars with a firm grip on both handles.

– Raise your body upwards, extending your arms and locking your elbows.

– Slowly lower your body by bending your arms while keeping your elbows close to your sides.

– Once you feel a stretch in your chest, push yourself back up to the starting position.

– Maintain an upright posture and avoid swinging or leaning too far forward during the movement.

2. Ring Dips:

Equipment Needed: Gymnastic rings or suspension straps.

Instructions:

– Adjust the rings or straps so that they’re just above waist height.

– Grasp the rings with a firm grip and jump up into a full arm extension.

– Stabilize yourself by engaging your core, shoulders, and triceps.

– Slowly lower yourself by bending your arms while keeping them close to your body.

– Once you reach the bottom position with chest parallel to the floor, press back up into full extension.

– To increase difficulty and engage more stabilizing muscles, try performing this move with straight legs or an L-sit position.

3. Straight Bar or Bench Dips:

Equipment Needed: A straight bar (like a parallel bar but singular) or two parallel benches/boxes/chairs.

Instructions:

– Sit on the edge of the bench or grasp a straight bar with your hands shoulder-width apart facing forward.

– Place your feet on the other bench or elevate them on a higher ground.

– Lower yourself down by bending your elbows while keeping your chest up and back straight.

– Once your triceps are parallel to the floor, press through your palms to extend your arms and return to the starting position.

4. Korean Dips:

Equipment Needed: Parallel dipping bars or a dip station.

Instructions:

– Stand between parallel bars with your back facing the bars.

– Grasp both handles behind you with palms facing away from the body and lift yourself upwards until your arms are fully extended.

– Bend your knees and cross your ankles if needed for stability.

– Lower yourself by bending your arms and leaning forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.

– Press through the bars to return to the starting position.

Conclusion:

Incorporating these four variations of dips into your regular workout routine is an excellent way to strengthen and diversify your upper body training. Using different equipment and modified positions keeps the workouts fresh, ensuring that you don’t hit plateaus in muscle development. Start slow, focus on correct form, and watch as these four ways to do dips elevate not only your performance but also the aesthetics of your upper body.

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