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Clean

POWER BARBELL

Clean is an as dynamic and powerful exercise, like squat jumps, but without the impact of jumping. This great workout builds muscle throughout your upper and lower body, including in your quadriceps, deltoids, core, triceps, and posterior chain muscles lik...

Close-Grip Barbell Bench Press

STRENGTH BARBELL BENCH

Close-Grip Barbell Bench Press is an upper-body compound exercise that targets the triceps muscles - chest and shoulders are also involved. With proper form, the close grip bench press can put less strain on your shoulder joints and encourage hypertrophy, ...

Crossed-Arm Barbell Front Squat

STRENGTH BARBELL

Crossed-Arm Barbell Front Squat is a great exercise that engages multiple muscles and primarily strengthens the legs. This exercise targets quads and the upper back. Glutes and hamstrings are also engaged

Dead-Curl-Press

STRENGTH BARBELL

Dead-Curl-Press is a multi-joint, upper-body exercise that increases strength and size in the biceps, triceps, and shoulders.

Decline Barbell Bench Press

STRENGTH BARBELL BENCH

Decline Barbell Bench Press primarily targets the lower part of the pectoralis major muscles. It also works the upper pectoralis major, anterior deltoids, and triceps to a lesser extent. The biceps muscles on the front of your upper arms work as stabilizer...

Elevated Front-Foot Barbell Split Squat

STRENGTH BARBELL BOX

Elevated Front-Foot Barbell Split Squat is an excellent exercise that strengthens the quadriceps, medial hamstrings, and adductors. The exercise also helps to re-establish normative flexibility of the hip flexors, specifically the iliopsoas and the rectus ...

Elevated-Feet Inverted Row

STRENGTH BARBELL BENCH

Elevated-Feet Inverted Row is an entire body exercise that strengthens your upper body and provides stability to your lower body. However, the bicep and core are significantly involved in this exercise to pull the body towards the bar.