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Name: Upper Body Strength and Boxing Workout for Diabetes Prevention and Management
Uploaded: 2016-01-27T05:11:04Z
Duration: 34 min 47 s
Description: 34-minute workout video. Boxing, Strength, Cardio. targeting Arms, Shoulders, Chest. medium intensity. helps with Blood Sugar / Metabolism Control, Muscle Strength, Weight Control / Fat Loss.

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Upper Body Strength and Boxing Workout for Diabetes Prevention and Management

GLUCOSEZONE•Jan 27, 2016

34-minute workout video. Boxing, Strength, Cardio. targeting Arms, Shoulders, Chest. medium intensity. helps with Blood Sugar / Metabolism Control, Muscle Strength, Weight Control / Fat Loss.

⏱️ Key Moments

Summary:The workout begins with a warm-up followed by boxing techniques and strength training exercises targeting the upper body. It emphasizes continuous movement and proper form to maximize benefits and minimize injury risk.

🏃 Guide

This workout is designed for individuals managing diabetes, focusing on building upper body strength while incorporating boxing techniques to enhance cardiovascular fitness. It addresses the need for effective exercise to control blood sugar levels.

Benefits

Improved blood sugar control

Increased muscle strength

Step-by-Step Guide

Warm-Up

Start with side-to-side taps to warm up. Feel your upper back muscles engage as you reach back. Ensure you breathe deeply to prepare your body for the workout.

Boxing Jabs

Perform front jabs with body rotation. You should feel your shoulders and triceps working. Maintain a steady pace and stop if you feel any pain.

Dumbbell Rows

Bend slightly at the knees and perform rows with dumbbells. You should feel your lats engaging. Keep your back straight to avoid strain.

Bicep Curls

Stand tall and perform bicep curls. Feel the burn in your biceps and shoulders. If you experience discomfort, reduce the weight.

Crunches

Lie on your back and perform crunches. Focus on lifting your shoulders off the ground while breathing out. Avoid straining your neck.

Safety Notes

Avoid if you have severe shoulder pain or any recent upper body injuries. Consult a physician if you have concerns about your ability to perform these exercises.

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