This document provides a list of exercises categorized by muscle group from beginner to more advanced. For the chest, it lists pushups as the beginner exercise and then progresses to dips with weight and pushup variations. For the back, it begins with exercises like the renegade row and straight arm pushdown and becomes more challenging with moves such as weighted pull ups and human pullovers. Similarly, it starts legs with exercises like deadlifts, step ups, and hip thrusts before moving to more advanced options like glute ham raises and levitation squats.
This document provides a list of exercises categorized by muscle group from beginner to more advanced. For the chest, it lists pushups as the beginner exercise and then progresses to dips with weight and pushup variations. For the back, it begins with exercises like the renegade row and straight arm pushdown and becomes more challenging with moves such as weighted pull ups and human pullovers. Similarly, it starts legs with exercises like deadlifts, step ups, and hip thrusts before moving to more advanced options like glute ham raises and levitation squats.
This document provides a list of exercises categorized by muscle group from beginner to more advanced. For the chest, it lists pushups as the beginner exercise and then progresses to dips with weight and pushup variations. For the back, it begins with exercises like the renegade row and straight arm pushdown and becomes more challenging with moves such as weighted pull ups and human pullovers. Similarly, it starts legs with exercises like deadlifts, step ups, and hip thrusts before moving to more advanced options like glute ham raises and levitation squats.
This document provides a list of exercises categorized by muscle group from beginner to more advanced. For the chest, it lists pushups as the beginner exercise and then progresses to dips with weight and pushup variations. For the back, it begins with exercises like the renegade row and straight arm pushdown and becomes more challenging with moves such as weighted pull ups and human pullovers. Similarly, it starts legs with exercises like deadlifts, step ups, and hip thrusts before moving to more advanced options like glute ham raises and levitation squats.
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Pushup Twisting pushup Dips weighted Dips
Floor fly Cable crossover One arm crossover Pushups variation Chest Underhand DB bench DB pullover Incline benchpress Kneeling landmine press Low to high crossover Barbell/DB benchpress Renegade row Straight arm pushdown Barbell row Human pullover Tripod row Back extension Weighted pull ups Pull ups Back Deadlift 1 arm cable high row Cable seated row Angel and devil Meadow row (one arm side) Dead row (dynamic) Single leg RDL Cable pull through Low barbell squat Glute ham raise Seated hamcurl DB leaning step up (box step up) Hip thrust Levitation squat Legs Banded step through Bulgarian squat Single leg lunges (or reverse) Slick floor Kettle bell swing Deadlif (or Romanian deadlift) Calf raises Press out (barbell plate) Facepulls DB front raises Headstand pushup DB reverse fly DB rear delt row Cable lateral rows Doorway facepull Shoulder Arnold Press (DB rotation) DB Side lateral raises Overhead press
Overhead rope pushaway DB triceps kickback Straight dips Diamond pushup
Triceps Cable bar pushdown Incline bench DB extension Close grip benchpress Cobra pushup Reverse grip pushdown Rope pushdown Lying tricept extension Slick floor Inverted chin ups Drag curl (tucked elbows) Standing DB curls Chin ups Biceps Preacher curl (arm support) Incline DB curl Barbell curl Cable flex curl Z bar curl Hanging knee raise Gimnastic tuck (dip bar) Ab roller - no lowerback ext. Side bring twist Sliding tuck Abs Hanging knee raise Levitation crunch Hanging leg raise Hanging corkscrew swipers