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Perform 3 sets x 10-15 reps each of front raise, lateral raise, and bentover rear lateral raise. No rest between exercises.
Add these finisher exercises to the end of leg day and build glutes that won't quit.
Use this lift to train your deadlift lockout and build your back and traps.
These simple cues will make your deadlift feel awesome, keep you safer, and help you pull more weight.
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This resisted ab rollout variation, set up at a 45-degree angle to the band, trains anti-extension, anti-rotation, and anti-lateral flexion.
Try this to improve lower body explosiveness, core stability, and upper body strength.
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Hit your chest and abs at the same time with this tough exercise.
Build your chest and enhance shoulder and elbow stability with this pressing variation. It'll even challenge your core.
Keep the low back pushed into the floor to keep constant tension on the targeted muscles with this pullover variation.
You need more than squats and deadlifts. Add a couple of these glute-focused exercises into your program.
Boost tension, cellular swelling, and create occlusion with this curl variation.
Keep the arm that's not moving in the bottom position between reps. Lift your legs to increase neural drive and motor unit recruitment.
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Nail your biceps with a mechanical drop set, then hit triceps the same way, then do forearms for a complete arm-building session.
Shoulder pain when benching? Try this. Prime the upper back and rear delts with face pulls, then use the banded floor press.
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This is the supported variation of the Meadows row. Very effective and more back friendly.
Use time under tension and these exercises to build core strength that transfers into real-world athleticism.
