Exercises

Back Squat specifically targets the posterior chain — or the back of your body — including the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings. The quads and core are also engaged. Back Squat allows you to add weight quicker, which promotes strength and power.

Barbell Crossover Lunge is an excellent exercise for building muscle in your lower body. This exercise targets the glutes and hamstrings in a different way. It can also improve flexibility and balance. Having good stretch flexibility is critical to avoid i...

Barbell Front Split Squat is a popular lower body exercise used by strength, power, and fitness athletes to increase strength, muscle mass, and injury resilience. Holding the bar on the front of the body activates muscles in your core and quads without req...

Barbell Front Squat is one of the best compound exercises that lights up your lower body and posterior chain. When you load more bodyweight on the front of your body instead of your back, it activates more muscles in your quads using less weight. Front squ...

Barbell Jump Squat is an effective way to work your glutes, quads, hips, and hamstrings. Since it provides both strength training and cardiovascular benefits, it''s a stellar part of a well-rounded workout.

Barbell Pin Bench Press helps develop strength and hypertrophy of the triceps and pectorals. It also improves bench press technique, muscle coordination, and stability necessary for heavier and more advanced pressing training.

Barbell Quarter Squat is a great exercise to strengthen your legs, particularly quads, glutes, and hamstrings. It has the ability to increase force production and tensile strength specific to the angles found at the hip and knee.

Barbell Reverse Lunge strengthens and activates your core, glutes, and hamstrings. They put less stress on your joints and give you a bit more stability in your front leg. This exercise is ideal for people who have knee concerns, difficulty balancing, or l...

Barbell Split Squat is a popular unilateral lower body movement used by strength, power, and fitness athletes to increase muscle mass, strength, and injury resilience. However, it increases the strength in the muscles of the legs, including the quads, hams...

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.

Inverted Row is an excellent full-body workout that can improve upper body strength and grip strength, recruit glutes and hamstrings, and boost your biceps.

Inverted Row With Feet On Swiss Ball gives strength to the upper body, stability to the lower body, and works great for the core.