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Stretching Body Only

Toe Touchers

Toe Touchers are a bodyweight abdominal exercise performed with the legs raised above the hips. The torso lifts toward the feet while the lower back and leg position remain co...

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Stretching Exercise Ball

Torso Rotation

Torso Rotation is a standing mobility drill performed while holding an exercise ball at arm's length. The abdominals help control the trunk as it turns from side to side.

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Cardio

Trail Running/Walking

Trail Running/Walking adds changing terrain, elevation, and footing to a cardio session. The quadriceps are listed as the primary muscle group, while the calves, glutes, and h...

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Strength Other

Trap Bar Deadlift

The Trap Bar Deadlift places the lifter inside the frame of a hex bar with the handles beside the body. The quadriceps are listed as the primary muscle group, while the glutes...

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Strength Dumbbell

Tricep Dumbbell Kickback

The Tricep Dumbbell Kickback isolates elbow extension while the torso remains in a hip-hinged position. The triceps straighten the arms as the upper arms stay close to the bod...

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Stretching

Tricep Side Stretch

The Tricep Side Stretch brings one arm across the upper body while the opposite hand provides light assistance. The triceps are the primary area listed, with the shoulders als...

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Strength Cable

Triceps Pushdown

The Triceps Pushdown is a cable exercise that isolates elbow extension. The triceps straighten the arms while the upper arms remain close to the torso and the attachment trave...

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