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Jackson Sayers, B.Sc. (Kinesiology), discusses standing shoulder dumbbell press strength exercises.

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Standing Shoulder Dumbbell Press

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1

A standing shoulder dumbbell press doesn’t work the deltoids.

Explanation:

A standing shoulder dumbbell press works the deltoids, triceps, trapezoids and upper chest.

2

Seated shoulder presses may be a better option if you lack core strength.

3

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Explanation:

Little to no activity is not a good thing. Up to seven hours a week of exercise is recommended when trying to conceive.

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Breathing exercises lower cortisol in the body.

Explanation:

Breathing lowers cortisol, which can reduce stress and help the body burn fat.

5

Exercise helps people with diabetes control their blood sugars.

Explanation:

Exercise can help people with diabetes not only control their blood sugar (blood glucose) levels. It may also lower blood sugar in some patients.

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