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Overhead Carry

STRENGTH DUMBBELLS

Overhead Carry targets the shoulders and triceps while engaging the legs and core. This movement can also be trained with heavy loads and will produce increased core strength as well.

Partial Lockout

STRENGTH BARBELL BENCH

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.

Pushup With Feet On Swiss Ball

BODYWEIGHT EXERCISE BALL

Pushup With Feet On Swiss Ball build upper body strength and core strength and improve cardio. When you do pushups in this position by using a Swiss ball, you work more of your upper pectoral muscles and front shoulders.

Pushup With One Hand On Medicine Ball

BODYWEIGHT MEDICINE BALL

Pushup with One Hand on Medicine Ball is a great workout that targets your shoulder, triceps, and chest. By isolating one arm at a time, the exercise increases balance and creates stability and symmetry throughout the entire shoulder.

Reclining Triceps Press

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Reclining Triceps Press builds strength in the triceps muscles along the backs of your arms. This strength-training exercise also delivers a powerful triceps workout to the back of your arms and your core and chest muscles.

Renegade Row

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

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 On A Bench

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Reverse Crunch On A Bench is a good workout that targets all the muscles with extra emphasis on the lower region. During Reverse Crunch On a Bench, you to bring your knees towards your chest rather than bringing your chest to your knees (just like a regula...