Though the rest of my body is in fairly good shape, my upper arms have more flab than is preferred, especially as they get nearer to the shoulders. I have a busy schedule and my breaks come in irregular and short intervals. What are some simple exercises I could do at my desk/when I'm waiting without any work out equipment?
So, since it follows from this that the only way to lose the flab on your arms is to lose weight overall, that means that it is beneficial for you to do all sorts of exercises (not just those that target arms/shoulders). So, might I suggests crunches, lunges and squats (together with the suggestions given below). If you want more exercises that target the shoulders, and if you have something like paperweights, then maybe in combination with shoulder presses try dumbbell lateral raises (of course in your case it would be paperweight lateral raises). The advantage of this exercise is that you dont need anything too heavy to feel the burn (for things like presses i doubt you will get much from paperweights):
xldywing answered Monday July 31 2006, 6:54 pm: the simple exercises come & save the day! yes, there are definitely simple exercises you can do "on the go." at your desk, you might want to try some counter pushups. all it is is a pushup against your desk instead of against the floor. you might also want to try to get two heavy objects (paperweights, etc.) and do overhead presses. hold them in your hands and raise them up gently. you can also do the bent over fly. harder to describe, but check it out here:
iheartyoussx3 answered Monday July 31 2006, 6:32 pm: hey, well buy those little weights that weigh like 5-10 and do some excerises with them at your desk. but as always push-ups are the best thing for arm flab.
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