Single-Arm Inverted Row
Single-Arm Inverted Row is an upper-body movement that targets your biceps, shoulders, and forearms. Performing this exercise one arm at a time provides muscular balance on each side of the body.
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Single-Arm Inverted Row is an upper-body movement that targets your biceps, shoulders, and forearms. Performing this exercise one arm at a time provides muscular balance on each side of the body.
Single-Arm Neutral-Grip Dumbbell Row builds a strong back. It strengthens your shoulders, upper arms, and core.
Single-Dumbbell Seated Overhead Triceps Extension focuses specifically on the long head of the triceps. This exercise provided stability and mobility to the shoulders region.
Single-Leg Bench Squat is an effective way to engage and strengthen your core. It also strengthens glutes, hamstrings, and quads.
Single-Leg Hip Raise increases the strength in your hips, glutes, and abs. It is also a good core exercise.
Single-Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Bench is a lower-body exercise targeting gluteal muscles.
Single-Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Step is hamstrings and glutes-focused isolation exercise commonly used to improve hip-extension strength and glute development.
Single-Leg Hip Raise With Head On Bosu Ball engages your glutes, hamstrings, and core muscles throughout the movement. Using a Basu ball to perform this exercise keeps your neck and spine in a safe position.
Single-Leg Hip Raise With Head On Swiss Ball strengthens your glutes and hamstring. While using a Swiss ball, ensure to engage your core actively.
Single-Leg Hip Raise With Knee Hold increase the strength in your hips, glutes, and abs. Using a knee hold improves hip mobility and flexibility.
Single-Leg Lowering Drill targets external oblique, internal oblique, and transversus abdominis. In addition, this exercise is also a good core strengthening exercise.
Single-Leg Standing Dumbbell Calf Raise targets your lower leg, specifically the calves. It can also help to build bigger calves