Triceps Kickback
The triceps kickback is a finishing exercise isolating the triceps with a backward extension movement.
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The triceps kickback is a finishing exercise isolating the triceps with a backward extension movement.
The pullover works the pectorals and lats simultaneously, while stretching the rib cage and serratus anterior.
The Bulgarian split squat is a powerful unilateral exercise for quads and glutes.
The overhead extension targets the triceps long head through maximum stretching.
The incline curl stretches the long head of the biceps for maximum development.
The hammer curl targets the brachialis and brachioradialis for thicker arms, using a neutral grip.
The Zottman curl combines supination on the way up and pronation on the way down to work biceps and forearms.
The one-arm dumbbell row corrects muscular imbalances by working each side of the back independently.
The Arnold Press engages all three deltoid heads through a unique rotation movement.
The seated dumbbell press develops deltoids and triceps with increased freedom of movement.
Front raises isolate the anterior deltoid with a simple and effective movement.
Lateral raises isolate the middle deltoid to give shape and width to the shoulders.
The reverse fly targets the posterior deltoid and rhomboids, essential for shoulder balance.
The Y-raise strengthens the lower trapezius and posterior deltoid, essential for scapular stability.
The step-up develops glutes and quads in a functional stepping movement.
The man maker combines push-up, row and thruster with dumbbells in one devastating full body complex.
The Turkish get-up is a complex movement developing strength, stability and mobility of the entire body.
The incline bench press targets the clavicular head of the pectoralis and the anterior deltoid for a more developed upper chest.