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The Stability Ball Hamstring Curl combines a bridge with repeated knee flexion. The hamstrings roll the ball inward while the glutes and calves help stabilize the hips and fee...
Read exercise guideThe Stability Ball Pike is an advanced abdominal exercise performed from a plank with the shins supported on an exercise ball. The abdominals lift the hips and control the ret...
Read exercise guideThe Stair Climber provides continuous lower-body cardio by repeating resisted stepping motions. The quadriceps perform much of the work, while the glutes, hamstrings, and calv...
Read exercise guideThe Stairmaster uses repeated stepping against machine resistance to create sustained cardiovascular work. The quadriceps are the primary focus, with the glutes, hamstrings, a...
Read exercise guideThe Standing Alternating Dumbbell Press trains the shoulders and triceps while one arm presses and the other remains at shoulder height. Alternating sides adds a trunk-stabili...
Read exercise guideThe Standing Barbell Calf Raise loads the calves while the bar rests across the upper back. Balance and rack setup are important because the hands cannot be used for external...
Read exercise guideThe Standing Barbell Press Behind Neck trains the shoulders and triceps from a bar position across the upper back. The starting position requires more shoulder mobility than a...
Read exercise guideThe Standing Bent-Over One-Arm Dumbbell Triceps Extension is a triceps kickback performed from a hip-hinged position. The triceps extend the elbow while the shoulder stabilize...
Read exercise guideThe Standing Bent-Over Two-Arm Dumbbell Triceps Extension is a bilateral kickback that trains both triceps simultaneously. Holding the hinge and both upper arms in position ad...
Read exercise guideThe Standing Biceps Cable Curl trains the biceps against continuous cable resistance. A straight or angled attachment can be selected based on wrist comfort.
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