Weighted Dip
Weighted Dip is a challenging exercise that can build strength and muscle mass in your chest, triceps, shoulders, and back. This exercise can also help build your strength for other exercises like bench presses.
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Weighted Dip is a challenging exercise that can build strength and muscle mass in your chest, triceps, shoulders, and back. This exercise can also help build your strength for other exercises like bench presses.
Weighted Hanging Knee Raise is an effective core exercise that increases your abdominal muscles' functional strength, muscular development, and control. This exercise is great for improving grip strength as well.
Weighted pullups intensify the activation of your back muscles and provide you with more defined back muscles.
Weighted Pushups target muscles in your shoulders, especially your anterior deltoids. Adding weight also increases the activation of the stabilizer muscles in your core.
Weighted Russian Twist is an effective way to build your core and shoulders. It can also help to increase your waist size because your oblique muscles may get larger on top of or under the fat.
Weighted Situp helps to increase the strength and size of your abdominal muscles because they add stimulation that you can't get without using the weight.
Doing weighted crunches on a Swiss ball rather than the floor allows you to exhaust the abs across their whole range for increased muscle growth potential.
Wide-Grip Barbell Bench Press targets your chest, shoulders, arms, and back muscles. Using a wider grip emphasizes on front of the shoulders and outer portion of the chest.
Wide-Grip Barbell Deadlift targets the entire back muscles of your body. Using wider grips emphasizes more on the lower back, forearms, and shoulders as well as increases the total range of motion of the exercise.
Grip Barbell Shrug is a very good exercise for developing strength in your shoulders – with more emphasis on traps. This exercise also develops grip strength.
Wide-Grip EZ-Bar Biceps Curl targets the muscles of the forearms and biceps. Most importantly, it targets the inner or short head of the bicep muscles.
Wide-Grip Jump Shrug primarily targets the shoulders and hip and, to a lesser degree, also targets the quads, calves, glutes, hamstrings, and shoulders.