Lateral Plyo Squats
Lateral Plyo Squats is a multi-joint exercise that is good for people looking to improve their dynamic balance, flexibility, and agility.
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Lateral Plyo Squats is a multi-joint exercise that is good for people looking to improve their dynamic balance, flexibility, and agility.
Lawnmower Lunge trains the muscles of your back. This exercise also strengthens your core, legs, and shoulders and helps to define your waist.
Low Lunge With Isometric Adduction is a great way to strengthen inner thighs and provide hip mobility. In addition, it also improves physical endurance and posture by strengthening and stabilizing the muscles.
Lying Concentration Cable Curl is the most efficient exercise in yielding maximum bicep growth. Lying down eliminates the possibility of using momentum from the lower body to raise the weight.
Lying Dumbbell Pullover To Extension works for multiple muscles throughout your upper body, including your latissimus dorsi, pectoralis major, the triceps on the back of your upper arms, and the serratus muscle on the side of your rib cage.
Lying EZ-Bar Triceps Extension is an upper arm exercise that targets the triceps brachii muscle through elbow extension and shoulder flexion.
Lying Reverse Plank is an effective exercise to activate your core muscles as well as help to increase hip mobility
Lying Triceps Extension To Close-Grip Bench Press increases triceps strength, improves flexibility, brings stability to your shoulders and arms, and increases range of motion.
Marching Hip Raise With Feet On Swiss Ball mainly targets the glutes as well as the hamstrings.
Medicine Ball Pushup builds upper body strength and core strength and improves cardio. When performed properly, this workout targets muscles in your upper body—such as your pecs and delts—and lower body muscles, such as your glutes and hamstrings.
Medicine Ball Side Throw strengthens your upper body, emphasizing the obliques. Moreover, it also improves hip and shoulder mobility.
Medicine Ball Wood Chops are a great way to keep your core strong and stable, and it also improves the flexibility of the spine. This exercise also strengthens your upper and lower body and improves your balance and posture.