Chair dips, or tricep dips, work your tricep muscles located on the back of the upper arms. This exercise also works your pecs, shoulders, and the muscles on some of your ribs. Looking to stay fit ...

A tricep dip performed on a workout bench or elevated surface is an excellent entry-level exercise that lays the foundation for more advanced movements, like tricep dips on a dip bar. It’s a simple ...

If toning the back of the arms is one of your goals, tricep dips are a must-add to your upper-body workout. They are one of my favorite exercises for a few reasons. Not only do they isolate and target ...

If you've read our round-up of tricep exercises, you'll know that the tricep muscle makes up 60% of your upper arm. It's a huge proportion, and while all the exercises included in the aforementioned ...

Proper form is essential for preventing injury. In this episode of The Right Way, a pro trainer shows us how to do tricep dips Though the equipment-free move may look simple, it also happens to be ...

Let’s be honest, no one really works on their tricep strength – that’s why chair dips feel so horribly hard. But working on pushing movements (like press-ups, bench presses and, yes, chair dips) is ...

If toning the back of your arms is a goal, strengthening the triceps can help eliminate that common trouble spot that jiggles when you wave and help you feel more confident. But even more important, ...

In the pursuit of bigger arms it’s tempting to dedicate more training time to your biceps at the expense of your triceps. But shifting the balance in favour of the back of your arms is smart since the ...

View post: Snowboarder Jeremy Jones Built a Legacy on 2,400-Foot Alaskan Faces. Now He’s Watching His 20-Year-Old Daughter Do the Same Strengthen triceps by targeting all three heads with bodyweight ...