Wide-Grip Barbell Deadlift
Wide-Grip Barbell Deadlift targets the entire back muscles of your body. Using wider grips emphasizes more on the lower back, forearms, and shoulders as well as increases the total range of motion of the exercise.
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Wide-Grip Barbell Deadlift targets the entire back muscles of your body. Using wider grips emphasizes more on the lower back, forearms, and shoulders as well as increases the total range of motion of the exercise.
Wide-Grip Jump Shrug primarily targets the shoulders and hip and, to a lesser degree, also targets the quads, calves, glutes, hamstrings, and shoulders.
Wide-Grip Overhead Barbell Split Squat increases overall body strength by targeting your shoulders, core, and lower body muscles.
Wide-Stance Barbell Squat provides strength to the lower body by emphasizing the inner thighs. Using wider stance results in greater engagement of the muscles around the hips
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
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 glute-focused exercise that pairs a lifted bridge position with outward thigh pulses against a resistance band, enhancing glute max and medius activation, hip stability, and lower-body strength.
A lower-body activation exercise using a resistance band to increase tension on the glutes and hips during a lifted bridge position, improving glute strength, hip stability, and posterior-chain engagement.
A glute-strengthening exercise performed with the upper back elevated and a resistance band adding tension at the hips, emphasizing glute max activation, hip power, and lower-body stability.
A glute-isolating exercise using a resistance band to create tension as the leg extends backward, targeting the glute max while improving hip stability and lower-body control.
A unilateral lower-body exercise with the rear foot elevated, emphasizing quad and glute strength, balance, mobility, and stability through a deep single-leg squat pattern.
A glute-focused exercise performed on the floor using bodyweight resistance to drive the hips upward, improving glute strength, hip extension power, and overall posterior-chain activation.