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Upper Body Toning for Irish Dancers [All Levels]

Champion Training Series • 8m 52s

Irish dancers need to have strong arms in order to keep their upper bodies still and controlled at all times while on stage. This workout feature gives you a fantastic arm workout without the need for any additional equipment. Using your own body strength, we will work our triceps, shoulders and upper back through a strategic series of dips, pushups and various other arm-toning exercises. Enjoy your workout!

Level: All Levels
What You Need: Mat
Exercise Credit: Fuse Pilates, General Fitness

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