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Stretching

Triceps Stretch

The Triceps Stretch places one arm overhead with the elbow bent and the hand reaching behind the head. The triceps are the primary area, while the lats may also be affected by...

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Strength Other

TRX Hamstring Curl

The TRX Hamstring Curl is performed face up with the heels supported in suspension straps. The hamstrings bend the knees, while the glutes and calves assist with maintaining t...

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Strength Other

TRX Pike

The TRX Pike begins in a plank with the feet suspended and the hands on the floor. The abdominals lift the hips into an inverted V, while the shoulders stabilize the upper bod...

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Strength Other

TRX Row

The TRX Row uses suspension straps and bodyweight to train the middle back. The lats and biceps assist as the chest is pulled toward the handles and the body remains in a stra...

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Strength Body Only

Tuck Crunch

The Tuck Crunch is a bodyweight abdominal exercise performed with the hips and knees flexed above the torso. The abdominals lift the shoulders and upper back while the legs re...

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Strength Kettlebells

Two-Arm Kettlebell Clean

The Two-Arm Kettlebell Clean moves two kettlebells from a hinged starting position into the shoulder rack. The shoulders are listed as the primary muscle group, while the glut...

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Strength Kettlebells

Two-Arm Kettlebell Jerk

The Two-Arm Kettlebell Jerk begins with both kettlebells in the rack position and uses the legs to drive them overhead. The shoulders are listed as the primary muscle group, w...

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Strength Kettlebells

Two-Arm Kettlebell Row

The Two-Arm Kettlebell Row uses two independent weights while the torso remains in a bent-over position. The middle back provides the primary pulling emphasis, with the lats a...

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