Lateral Duck Under
Lateral Duck Under is a calisthenics exercise that specifically targets the quads. Moreover, to a lesser degree, it also targets the glutes, hip flexors, and hamstrings.
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Modified Inverted Row
Modified Inverted Row increases the strength in lats, traps, rhomboids, posterior deltoids, and erector spinae, although it also targets the biceps, forearms, abs, and even the hamstrings and glutes.
Partial Lockout
Partial Lockout is a strength exercise that targets your traps, triceps, and pecs. It can effectively target your arms, chest, neck, shoulders, upper back, upper body, and upper chest when done correctly.
Rack Pull
Rack Pull builds muscle mass and encourages muscle hypertrophy throughout your lower body—specifically in your hamstrings, spinal erectors, quadriceps, and lower back muscles. Moreover, rack pulls can increase your pulling strength and grip strength.
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.
Towel-Grip Inverted Row
Towel-Grip Inverted Row is a bodyweight exercise that strengthens your upper body, specifically targeting the forearms, back, biceps, and shoulder muscles. Using a towel in this exercise increases grip strength.
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