Plank With Arm Raise
Plank With Arm Raise is a challenging workout, but when it is performed correctly, it can be a great way to strengthen abs, core, and legs.
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Plank With Knee To Elbow
Plank with Knee to Elbow is a variation of standard plank that targets abs and, glutes & hip flexors and also involves obliques and shoulders.
Plank With Leg Lift
Plank With Leg Lift strengthening your core. A strong core comes with good posture, better balance, and even a healthier back. Moreover, it also targets quads, shoulders, hamstrings, and glutes.
Plank With Oblique Crunch
Plank With Oblique Crunch is a core exercise that strengthens your obliques and the other muscles of the core, including your transverse abdominus and medial glute.
Plyometric Side Plank
Plyometric Side Plank is a good variety of standard planks that strengthen your full body – primarily your core. This is also a good move to increase hip mobility and stability throughout the lower back.
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.
Raised-Legs Crunch
Raised-Legs Crunch improves the strength and flexibility of your hips and lower back, which is a considerable benefit for anyone who spends a lot of time sitting at a desk.
Reclining Circle
Reclining Circle is a back and core strengthening exercise. It is also a good move to increase the stability of the spinal and hip.
Renegade Row
Renegade Row is a full-body exercise that activates core muscles like the obliques, back muscles, and arm muscles. Renegade rows can develop upper body strength with proper form while improving balance and stabilization.
Reverse Crunch
Reverse Crunch is a challenging core exercise that primarily targets your rectus abdominis. It's a simple and easy-to-do exercise that you can pick up in minutes and is great for beginners and fitness enthusiasts alike.
Reverse Hip Raise
Reverse Hip Raise brace your core, and straighten your legs. In addition, it also targets the muscles in your hamstrings, glutes, and lower back.
Reverse-Grip Barbell Row
Reverse-Grip Barbell Row builds size and strength in the lower and upper back. It targets nearly all of the muscles in the back, particularly the lats, rhomboids, lower back, and biceps.
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