8 Exercises to Get Rid of Lower Back Fat for Women

8 Exercises to Get Rid of Lower Back Fat for Women

8 Exercises to Get Rid of Lower Back Fat

Here are 8 exercises to get rid of lower back fat! Go through the circuit three times for a real burn!

Dumbbell Renegade Rows

This exercise group helps to work out your back whilst giving your abs a tough time. This hits your whole back, making them great exercises to get rid of lower back fat!

1. Hold a high plank with your hands holding a dumbbell each. Keeping your spine in a neutral position.

2. Alternate between rowing each dumbbell towards your ribs, tensing your lats (the big muscles down the sides of your back) whilst you do. Keep your core tight as you do this. This is one rep.

Seated DB Military Press

The military press is an excellent way to strengthen and tone your shoulders.

1. Sit on a bench with the back raised. Hold a dumbbell in each hand and lift them up to your shoulders. If they’re heavy, use your thighs to help flick them up with some momentum.

2. Flex your shoulders, pressing the dumbbells up above your head until your elbows are locked.

3. Slowly lower the dumbbells back down to the starting position. This is one rep.

Push Ups

1. Place your hands shoulder width apart on the floor, making sure your hands are directly below your shoulders.

2. Straighten your back and legs, standing on the balls of your feet.

3. Slowly lower yourself down, bending your arms until your one or two inches above the ground. Make sure not to flare your elbows out too much. At most your elbows should be out at a 45 degree angle to your body.

4. Tense your chest and triceps, pushing yourself back up. This is one rep.

Bent Over Lateral Arm Raises

These lat raises are one of the best exercises to get rid of lower back fat.

1. On your hands and knees, hold a dumbbell in one hand.

2. Put your weight on your hand without the dumbbell.

3. Tense your lat on the side holding the dumbbell, raising your arm until it is straight out by your side.

4. Slowly lower it back down. This is one rep.

5. Repeat on the other side.

Rear Deltoid Rotations

Rear rotations are great for strengthening your rotator cuffs, and for working the back of your shoulders.

1. Stand with your feet hip-width apart, holding a dumbbell in each hand by your side.

2. Bend your elbows to a 90 degree angle, with the dumbbells out in front of you (almost as if you do half of a hammer curl).

3. Tense the back of your shoulders to rotate the dumbbells outward to your sides, keeping your elbows in the same place if possible.

4. Slowly reverse the motion, bringing the dumbbells back in front of you. This is one rep.

Front DB Raise

Front raises will work your trapezius as well as the back of your shoulders.

1. Stand with your feet hip-width apart, holding a dumbbell in each hand by your side.

2. Tense your core and slowly raise one arm up so it is straight out in front of you, with your palm facing the floor. Hold for 2-3 seconds. You should be tensing your trapezius and shoulder as you do this.

3. Slowly lower the dumbbell back to your side. This is one rep.

4. Repeat with the other arm.

Swimmers

Swimmers are great exercises to get rid of lower back fat. They’re a great way to work your whole body whilst giving your lower back a workout.

1. Lie on your stomach and squeeze your glutes as hard as you can, raising both legs off the ground.

2. Reach forwards with your arms, keeping your palms facing downwards a few inches above the ground.

3. Lift your alternate arm and leg up into the air, squeezing all of the muscles from your shoulders down to your glutes. This is one rep.

4. Repeat with the other arm rapidly.

Bent Over DB Rows

Rows are a great way to tone and define your back.

1. Put one knee on a bench, with your lower leg lying flat along the bench.

2. Place your hand on the same side as your knee on the bench whilst leaning over. Your hand should be directly below your shoulder.

3. Hold a dumbbell in your other hand, placing it on the bench.

4. Tense your lat (the large muscles down the sides of your back) on the same side as the arm holding the dumbbell. Slowly raise the arm holding the dumbbell so your upper arm is parallel to the floor, and your elbow makes a 90 degree angle.

5. Let the dumbbell come down slowly , rest it on the bench if you need. This is one rep.

6. Repeat on the other side.

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