Wide-Stance Goblet Squat
Wide-Stance Goblet Squat works all the major muscle groups of the lower body, including the quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings, and calves. Using a wider stance increases hip mobility and stability
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Wide-Stance Goblet Squat works all the major muscle groups of the lower body, including the quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings, and calves. Using a wider stance increases hip mobility and stability
Wide-Stance Plank With Diagonal Arm Lift is a core strengthening exercise. This workout also provides muscular endurance and balance, and stability to the core.
Wide-Stance Plank With Leg Lift is a full-body exercise that trains your core, legs, glutes, and shoulders. Using a wider stance decreases the difficulty level of the exercise.
Wide-Stance Plank with Opposite Arm and Leg Lift maintains mobility and stability in your hips, shoulders, and core. It also increases the muscular endurance and strength of the core.
Zercher Good Morning is an upper body, lower body, and hip strengthening exercise. It is a great movement to build the quads and glutes. However, this exercise is a good combination of standard squat and deadlift.
Zercher Squat activates muscles throughout your posterior chain, including your hamstrings, glutes, and lower back muscles. Zercher squats can increase your upper back strength.
A scalable push-up variation gradually increasing difficulty—through knee, incline, or negative patterns—to build pressing strength, stability, and technique.
A posterior-chain and upper-back exercise performed face down, lifting the arms outward in a fly motion to strengthen the rear delts, traps, and scapular stabilizers.
A posterior-chain and upper-back exercise combining a Superman hold with a pulldown motion to target the lats, rear delts, and spinal extensors.