POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: BAND&MIDEQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALLEXECUTION: UNILATERAL
VARIANT 01
A.K.A. Laying On Back On Ball Triceps Extension With Band One Arm
Lay face up on a stability ball after you attach a chord to an immobile object or door behind you then take a handle in both of your hands keeping your hands above your shoulders and palms downward facing your knees, with your arms outstretched at a 90 degree angle from your body and straight in front of your face slowly bend your elbow keeping your elbow in alignment and in front of you, straighten your arm out and contract your tricep (back of the arm) and then return to the start making sure to do the same amount with the other arm until the set is complete
POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: BAND&MIDEQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALLEXECUTION: ALTERNATING
VARIANT 02
A.K.A. Laying On Back On Ball Triceps Extension With Band Alternating Arms
Lay face up on a stability ball after you attach a chord to an immobile object or door behind you then take a handle in both of your hands keeping your hands above your shoulders and palms downward facing your knees, with your arms outstretched at a 90 degree angle from your body and straight in front of your face slowly bend your elbow keeping your elbow in alignment and in front of you, straighten your arm out and contract your tricep (back of the arm) and then return to the start making sure to alternate each arm until the set is complete.
POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: BAND&MIDEQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALLEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 03
A.K.A. Laying On Back On Ball Triceps Extension With Band Both Arms
Lay face up on a stability ball after you attach a chord to an immobile object or door behind you then take a handle in both of your hands keeping your hands above your shoulder and palms downward facing your knees, with your arms outstretched at a 90 degree angle from your body straight in front of your face slowly bend your elbows keeping your elbows in alignment and in front of you, straighten your arms out and contract your triceps (back of the arm) and then return to the start, repeating until the set is complete.
POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: BARBELLANGLE: DECLINEDEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 04
A.K.A. Decline Lying Triceps Extension
START: Lie face up on a flat bench with your feet flat on the floor.
Hold a bar at full arm extension over your chest with a neutral grip.
MOVE: Keeping your upper arms stationary,
lower your upper arms to bring the bar to the top of your head,
then push it back up.
*Note: this exercise can be done on a decline bench.

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: BARBELLANGLE: INCLINEDEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 05
A.K.A. Incline Lying Triceps Extension
START: Lie on an Incline bench and hold a easy bar, with an overhand grip.
Extend your arms so the barbell is straight your shoulders.
MOVE: Without letting your upper arm move,
bend at the elbow to bring the bar down across your body toward the shoulders.
Stop when your elbows reaches 90 degrees.
Reverse the motion to bring the dumbbell back up to full arm extension.

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: BARBELLEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 06
A.K.A. Barbell Lying Triceps Extension
Lay down on a bench and take a weight bar in your hands keeping your hands shoulder width apart, with your arms outstretched and straight in front of your face slowly bend your elbows keeping your elbows in alignment and inward lower the bar down to just above the crown of your head until your forearms are parallel to the floor then straighten your arms above your face and contract your triceps.
START: Lie face up on a flat bench with your feet flat on the floor.
Hold a barbell at full arm extension over your chest.
MOVE: Keeping your upper arms stationary,
lower your upper arms to bring the bar down to your forehead,
then push it back up.
*Note: this exercise can be done with an EZ-bar.

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: CABLE&LOWEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 10
A.K.A. Lying Cable Triceps Extension
START: Lie face up on the bench, lengthwise in the middle of a cable crossover apparatus with your head closest to the low cable pulley.
Grab a straight bar handle attached to the low pulley with an overhand grip and extend your arms straight over your head.
MOVE: Keeping your upper arms perpendicular to your torso, lower the bar to the top of your head. Extend your arms to lift the bar back up to full extension.*Note: This exercise can be done with an EZ-bar attachment.Step 2Step 3

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: DUMBBELLANGLE: DECLINEDEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 11
A.K.A. Decline Dumbbell Lying Triceps Extension
START: Lie face up on a flat bench with your feet flat on the floor.
Hold a pair of dumbbells at full arm extension over your chest with a neutral grip.
MOVE: Keeping your upper arms stationary,
lower your upper arms to bring the dumbbells to the sides of your head,
then push them back up.

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: DUMBBELLANGLE: INCLINEDEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 13
A.K.A. Incline Dumbbell Lying Triceps Extension
START: Lie on an Incline bench and hold a dumbbell in each hand, with an overhand grip.
Extend your arm so the dumbbell is straight your right shoulder.
MOVE: Without letting your upper arm move, bend at the elbow to bring the dumbbell down across your body toward the left shoulder.
Stop when your elbow reaches 90 degrees.
Reverse the motion to bring the dumbbell back up to full arm extension.

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: DUMBBELLEXECUTION: UNILATERAL
VARIANT 14
A.K.A. One-Arm Dumbbell Lying Triceps Extension
Lay down on a bench face up and take a dumbbell in one of your hands keeping your hand above your shoulder and palm inward with your arm outstretched and straight in front of your face slowly bend your elbow keeping your elbows in alignment and inward lower the weight down to just above the crown of your head until your forearm is parallel to the floor then straighten your arm above your face and contract your tricep do the other side for the same amount to finish the set
START: Lie on a flat bench and hold a dumbbell in your right hand, with an overhand grip. Extend your arm so the dumbbell is straight your right shoulder.
MOVE: Without letting your upper arm move, bend at the elbow to bring the dumbbell down across your body toward the left shoulder. Stop when your elbow reaches 90 degrees and reverse the motion to bring the dumbbell back up to full arm extension. Complete as many reps as desired then repeat on the left arm.Step 2Step 3

POSITION: SUPINEEQUIPMENT: DUMBBELLEXECUTION: BILATERAL
VARIANT 16
A.K.A. Dumbbell Lying Triceps Extension
Lay down on a bench face up and take a dumbbell in each of your hands keeping your hands shoulder width apart and palms inward facing each other with your arms outstretched and straight in front of your face slowly bend your elbows keeping your elbows in alignment and inward lower the weight down to just above the crown of your head until your forearms are parallel to the floor then straighten your arms above your face and contract your triceps.
START: Lie face up on a flat bench with your feet flat on the floor. Hold a pair of dumbbells at full arm extension over your chest with a neutral grip. MOVE: Keeping your upper arms stationary, lower your upper arms to bring the dumbbells to the sides of your head, then push them back up.*Note: this exercise can be done on a decline bench.Step 1Step 2Step 3
