Chair Seated Swimmer
Improve posture and mobility with this seated exercise. Mimic swimming strokes from a chair for a gentle upper body workout.

Required Equipment

Muscle Groups
Primary
Secondary
Instructions
Sitting Swimmer on a Chair
Starting Position:
Sit on the edge of a sturdy chair.
Keep your feet flat on the floor, approximately shoulder-width apart.
Maintain an upright posture with your back straight and shoulders relaxed.
Arm Positioning:
Extend your right arm straight up toward the ceiling.
Ensure your palm is facing slightly forward.
Movement:
From the upward position, slowly lower your right arm toward your right side while simultaneously raising your left arm straight up toward the ceiling.
Your left palm should also face slightly forward.
Alternate:
Continue the movement by bringing your right arm back up while lowering your left arm to your left side.
Aim for a smooth, controlled motion that mimics a swimming stroke.
Repetitions:
Repeat this alternating arm movement for 10 to 15 repetitions, maintaining a steady and controlled pace.
Breathing:
Inhale as you raise your arm and exhale as you lower it to maintain a rhythmic breathing pattern throughout the exercise.
Finishing:
After completing the desired repetitions, return to the arms at your sides.
Take a moment to sit up straight, relax, and breathe deeply before moving on to the next exercise.
Tips
Focus on maintaining good posture throughout the exercise.
Make sure to perform the movements within a comfortable range of motion to avoid strain.





