Emphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in your upper back (latissimus dorsi and rhomboids). The secondary muscles stressed are the…
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Emphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in your upper back (latissimus dorsi and rhomboids). The secondary muscles stressed are the…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in your upper back (latissimus dorsi and rhomboids). The secondary muscles stressed are the…
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Emphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (bicep brachii, brachialis, and brachio radialis). The…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (mid to upper biceps brachii). The secondary…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (biceps brachii – peak). The secondary muscles…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (biceps brachii and brachialis). The secondary muscles…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (lower biceps brachii). The secondary muscles stressed…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the back of your upper arm (triceps–long and medial head). The secondary muscles…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (brachialis). The secondary muscles stressed are the…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stresse din this movement are the muscles in the front of your upper arm (biceps brachii). The secondary muscles stressed are…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the muscles in the lower leg (specifically the soleous). Starting Position With the balls of your…
READ MOREEmphasis This movement stresses the muscles in the lower leg (specifically the gastrocnemius). Starting Position Hold on to a railing or a straight bar on…
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