Close-grip Bench Press
The close-grip bench press is a compound exercise targeting triceps while also working the chest.
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The close-grip bench press is a compound exercise targeting triceps while also working the chest.
The front squat emphasizes quads with a more vertical posture than the back squat.
The back squat is the king of leg exercises, targeting quads, glutes and the entire lower chain.
The skullcrusher targets the long head of the triceps with an extension movement on a flat bench.
The preacher curl isolates the biceps by eliminating swinging thanks to the preacher bench support.
The good morning strengthens the lower back, hamstrings and glutes with a barbell hip hinge movement.
The barbell row is a fundamental compound exercise for back thickness, targeting the lats, trapezius and rhomboids.
Shrugs isolate the upper trapezius to build mass and strength in the upper back.
The Romanian deadlift isolates the hamstrings and glutes with a deep posterior chain stretch.
The deadlift is the most complete movement in weight training, engaging the entire posterior chain.
The T-bar row targets the mid back, trapezius and rhomboids with a close grip and unique pulling angle.
The overhead press is the fundamental shoulder exercise, targeting the deltoids and triceps.
The upright row develops deltoids and trapezius with a vertical pulling movement.
The hip thrust is the king exercise for glutes, offering maximum gluteus maximus activation.
The sumo deadlift targets glutes, adductors and quads with a very wide foot stance.
The clean and press is a complete compound movement combining an explosive pull and overhead press.
The thruster combines a front squat and overhead press in one fluid, explosive movement.
The stiff-leg deadlift maximizes hamstring stretch under load.