Single-Arm Tate Press
One-arm Tate press: the elbows move out from the body and the dumbbells lower toward the chest.
How to do it
- Lying down, one arm at a time; lower the dumbbell toward the chest with the elbow out
- Keep the elbow fixed and pointing in the same direction throughout
- Extend to lockout squeezing the triceps and return under control
Sets, reps and tempo
Ranges: 10–15 reps · 0–2 RIR
Tempo: 2 s on the way down, squeeze 1 s at the peak and stay in control, no swinging
Common mistakes
- Letting the elbow flare out
- Banging the dumbbell onto the chest by lowering without control
Muscles worked
Primary
Alternatives
- Type
- Isolation
- Equipment
- Dumbbell
- Level
- Intermediate
- Pattern
- Elbow extension
- Stimulus / fatigue
- High