Mixed-Grip Chinup
Mixed-Grip Chinup is a variation of standard chin-up that trains the muscles of the chest, upper back, and arms with extra emphasis on the biceps.
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Mixed-Grip Pullup
Mixed-Grip Pullup improves grip strength over other variations, making it a good option for heavily weighted repetitions. Moreover, it works the same muscles as the standard Pull-Up and Chin-Up.
Modified Front Lever
Modified Front Lever is an excellent exercise for developing a strong core and powerful pulling muscles. It primarily strengthens the biceps, traps, and grip.
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.
Neutral Grip Alternating Dumbbell Row
Neutral Grip Alternating Dumbbell Row primarily hits muscles on your back but also improves core stability while engaging muscles on your shoulder, biceps, and triceps.
Neutral-Grip Pullup
Neutral-Grip Pullup is a multi-joint bodyweight exercise in which the reps are performed with the palms facing one another. It builds strength and muscle in the upper back, biceps, and core like other pull-up variations
One-Arm Bent-Over Row
One-Arm Bent-Over Row is a good addition dumbbell workout that targets the upper and lowers back, shoulders, biceps, and hips while improving core stability.
One-Legged Dumbbell Row
One-Legged Dumbbell Row is an excellent way to work the backside of the body – specifically the glutes, back, and hamstrings, which makes it an excellent posture exercise.
Over-Under Shoulder Stretch
Over-Under Shoulder Stretch strengthens the various upper body muscles in the arms (biceps and triceps), chest muscles, shoulders muscles, and back muscles.
Plank Pikes
Plank pikes work your core, engage your chest and shoulders, and feel a stretch through your hamstrings and calves.
Plank Row
Plank Row challenges your core, increases stability throughout your spine, and targets the middle and upper back, shoulders, and arms muscles.
Plank To Standup
Planks are much more effective than crunches and situps. Plank to standup strengthens your back, glutes, hamstrings, arms, and shoulders simultaneously.
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