The phrase "arm presses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific exercise that targets the arms, typically performed in a gym or fitness context.
Example: "In today's workout, we will focus on arm presses to build strength in our upper body."
Alternatives: "arm exercises" or "arm workouts".
"These can be used for lower and upper body exercises, for example, sliding lunges or sliding arm press ups," he says.
A limestone statue of a woman from the Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels stands with her left arm pressed across the chest in a gesture that conveys respectful salute to this day throughout the Middle East.
On Wednesday, the Spirit successfully communicated via its high-speed antenna and sent back a photograph, the first since the malfunction, showing its instrument arm pressed up against the rock nicknamed Adirondack.
Piazza was hammered on the right elbow on ball four to Soriano in the ninth inning and chased after the ball with his arm pressed against his body as if he were holding an infant.
For instance, Patrick always carried the journal tucked at a certain angle beneath his left arm, pressed close to his heart, in the manner, he fantasized, of some boyish scholar traipsing with a rare edition of Donne through an English library hung with tapestries.
Then John Bellingham stretched out his arm, pressed a pistol to the leader's chest and pulled the trigger.
Four different arm press settings accommodate variations in range of motion and exercise preferences, approximating the specificity of a free-weight workout while providing protection from injury.
The shoulder extensors were stretched during the back scratch and back arm press stretches.
These areas are called "pressure points".[15] For example, to slow bleeding in the arm, press the inside of the arm just above the elbow or just below the armpit.
You extend your arms, press your elbows together and hold your hands wide apart.
