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To keep your shoulders healthy, always use a shoulder-width grip or slightly narrower on this great core exercise.
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Improve your rate of force development with this variation of the jerk.
Once you master the muscle-up, progress by adding weight just as you would a pull-up.
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This drill teaches you to set your shoulders correctly so you can get the most out of your lat exercises.
This ab exercise will make you feel like you just got a fist in your breadbasket, but it'll really build your abs.
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Think of this exercise as a kind of standing ab rollout. Great for overall core strength.
Nail your core and strengthen your serratus with this tougher-than-it-looks exercise.
Make the ab rollout even better by lifting your feet up. This takes the hamstrings out of the movement and makes your core work harder.
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This bent-knee variation works best for most people because it keeps the hip flexors from taking over.
Place your elbows on a bench and allow a bit of bending in the knees for better activation and results.
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The bench press and the overhead press require strong forearms and stable wrists. This bodyweight exercise helps with both.
Keep tension on the down side by not lowering all the way. This will increase muscle activation and create the occlusion effect for hypertrophy.
Master the false grip to master the muscle-up and other moves. This is also a great way to strengthen your forearms.
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