Donkey Kick
The donkey kick isolates the gluteus maximus in a simple and accessible movement.
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The donkey kick isolates the gluteus maximus in a simple and accessible movement.
The lying leg curl isolates the hamstrings in a knee flexion movement.
The reverse fly targets the posterior deltoid and rhomboids, essential for shoulder balance.
Hip abduction targets the gluteus medius and minimus for pelvic stability.
Front raises isolate the anterior deltoid with a simple and effective movement.
The glute bridge is the floor version of the hip thrust, accessible and effective for glutes.
The cable lateral raise offers constant tension for optimal middle deltoid work.
Lateral raises isolate the middle deltoid to give shape and width to the shoulders.
The Y-raise strengthens the lower trapezius and posterior deltoid, essential for scapular stability.
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 low cable curl offers constant tension for optimal biceps work.
The preacher curl isolates the biceps by eliminating swinging thanks to the preacher bench support.
The Zottman curl combines supination on the way up and pronation on the way down to work biceps and forearms.
The face pull is essential for shoulder health, targeting the posterior deltoid, trapezius and external rotators.
The back extension strengthens the erector spinae, glutes and hamstrings on a dedicated bench.
Shrugs isolate the upper trapezius to build mass and strength in the upper back.
The seated leg curl isolates the hamstrings in a seated position with a different hip angle.