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healthyhoss · 1 year
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The Spartacus Workout
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awesomecutmuscle2 · 3 months
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ahoneesan · 4 months
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finished my 5x5 on squats and bench today✨✨
...because i was doing 10lbs under my previous best after a month long break. also i barely did my rows. but still. we take it.
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rockoblanco · 3 months
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This might seem random but I'm asking bc you have a good body and seem like someone who doesn't let laziness/frustration get the best of you. I exercise a lot for body building stuff and I'm pretty good at being consistent but I HATE doing bent over barbell rows and I often skip it bc I do so much other exercises I get tired and I also hate spending too much time in the gym bc I work a lot a guess I try min max my time spent in the gym. I do other lat focused exercises which I justify in my head as making up for it (which rlly it doesn't bc theyre not compound lifts). How do you deal with exercises you hate/you want to skip. Feel free to ignore this if you want I just saw you on my dash after I finished a workout after again ignoring my bent over rows...
Oh jeesh, I appreciate that, but I certainly let both laziness & frustration get the better of me a lot so ur not alone ! 😭 honestly tho , I’ve been lifting for years now, some years better than others, & I personally am at the point in my life where i just truly do not do lifts i don’t like lol. Like to me, there’s already so much time & energy being spent in the rest of our lives doing things we don’t want to do, so if we’re choosing to be somewhere doing something we don’t HAVE to do, then we should at least not be doing things we don’t like!!! I also don’t enjoy barbell rows, but I don’t feel like im missing out bcs there are many other exercises that will exercise the same group of muscles. Heck, I’ve never seen some of the older, biggest guys at my gym ever do a squat on a squat rack — they only use the leg press! that’s not to say don’t do squats, but everyone has a routine that works for them, & i just feel like there are very many ways to work out one group of muscles, so you should just stick to exercises that you enjoy doing and aren’t a chore imo !
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weightsandcrossfit · 2 years
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onefite · 2 months
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The Top 5 Must-Have Fitness Equipment for Beginners
The Top 5 Must-Have Fitness Equipment for Beginners Introduction Stepping into the fitness world can be exciting but a bit overwhelming for beginners. There are so many products claiming to be essential, making it hard to know where to start. Don’t worry! We’ve narrowed down the top 5 must-have fitness equipment for beginners. From strength training to cardio, we’ve got you covered. So, put on…
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kristenjeremy94 · 3 months
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Strengthen Your Back with 3 Powerful Barbell and Dumbbell Rows
<h2>Best Barbell Moves for a Strong Back</h2> <p>When strengthening your upper body, many people focus on their arms and chest but forget about their back muscles. But your back needs work too - developed back muscles make you look more built. There are lots of exercises to train your back, so which barbell moves should you try?</p> <h3>Bent-Over Barbell Row</h3> <p>Start with the barbell a little wider than shoulder-width apart, feet hip-width apart, and knees slightly bent. Hinge at your hips to bend forward from the waist until your back is almost parallel to the floor, keeping your chest up. Pull the barbell toward your lower chest by squeezing your shoulder blades back and down. Keep your elbows pulling straight back as you lift, trying not to use momentum from your arms. Using straps on the barbell allows you to lift heavier weights without worrying about grip strength holding you back.</p> <p>The bent-over row targets your lat muscles (your "lats") on the sides of your back really well. When done right, it builds thickness through the middle of your back. The fixed upper body position really forces your back to do all the work.</p> <h3>Pendlay Row</h3> <p>Set up the barbell on the floor like you're about to deadlift. Bend at your knees and hips and lower your body until your back is almost parallel to the floor and your chest is still up. Pull the barbell straight to your lower chest by squeezing your shoulder blades back as hard as possible. Lower the barbell back down so it gently taps the floor between each rep.</p> <p>The unique thing about the Pendlay row is that you have to control the weight both ways - as you lift it and as you lower it back down. This puts extra stress on your lat muscles to give them an amazing pump.</p> <h3>Dumbbell One-Arm Row</h3> <p>Lean forward with one arm extended, holding a dumbbell that's resting on a kettlebell or against a wall. Keep your back flat and shoulder blades squeezed as you row the dumbbell up toward your ribs by pulling with your elbow. You'll really feel this exercise working your lat muscle on each side separately.</p> <p>I hope these barbell and dumbbell moves give your back a killer workout! Let me know if you have any other questions.</p>
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belovedcelebrity · 4 months
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Barbara Represented "Body Positivity" What Did Her Fans Think?
Barbara Palvin was born on October 8, 1993, and now she is around 29 years old. well known for her notable figure in the modeling industry. In her family, her father, Istvan Palvin; her mother, Agnes Palvin; and her sister, Anita. She completed her graduation from Szinyei Merse Pal High School. Barbara Palvin’s career began at a young age, she worked with esteemed fashion houses and presented…
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gymft1 · 6 months
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Do you want to build and bulk up your leg muscles in the gym? Then you need to include straight bar leg exercises in your training schedule.
The question is, why are straight bar leg exercises one of the most important and best training plans for building leg muscles?
Because these exercises are compound exercises that target leg muscles from all areas. Since leg muscles need a lot of exercises and contribute to many movements, you will need more than one exercise to build and strengthen them from all sides. These straight bar leg exercises will help you build and build your shoulders the way you want. They will also give you more fitness and strength.
In this video, we offer you more straight bar leg exercises. And if you want to diversify your training program, you are in the right place. I will leave you in the description some links to different shoulder exercises and some other exercises for the rest of the body.
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If you want to have strong and muscular legs, you need to include straight bar leg exercises in your workout routine. These exercises are compound exercises, which means they work multiple muscle groups at the same time. This is important for building strong and balanced legs.
Straight bar leg exercises are also effective for building muscle mass. They can help you add size and definition to your legs.
In this video, we show you some of the best straight bar leg exercises. We also give you tips on how to perform these exercises safely and effectively.
If you're looking to build strong and muscular legs, straight bar leg exercises are a great place to start.
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energyelite09 · 8 months
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Mastering the Single Arm Dumbbell Row: A Comprehensive Guide
Strength training is an essential component of any well-rounded fitness routine, and one exercise that often takes center stage in many workout programs is the single-arm dumbbell row. This exercise is a fantastic way to target and develop the muscles of the upper back, specifically the latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, and trapezius muscles, while also engaging the biceps and core. Whether you're a seasoned gym-goer or just starting your fitness journey, mastering the single-arm dumbbell row can help you build a strong, balanced, and aesthetically pleasing upper body
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csefra · 8 months
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Dumbbell Bent Over Row
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basicfit · 9 months
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Unlocking Your Back Muscles: 5 Seated Row Alternatives for a Stronger Upper Body! 
Benefits of Seated Row Alternatives 
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While seated rows are fantastic for targeting the back muscles, adding some variety to your routine can be a game-changer! These seated row alternatives not only engage your back muscles from different angles but also activate other muscle groups, providing a well-rounded workout. Plus, by mixing things up, you can avoid hitting plateaus and keep making progress toward your strength and muscle-building goals. In this post, we will discuss five Alternatives of seated row exercise. Please check out the post by clicking the provided link.
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fitabouts · 10 months
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🔥 Exciting New Exercise Alert! 🔥
Are you ready to take your back training to the next level? Introducing the Dumbbell Hammer Row! 💪🔨
👁️ Discover a game-changing exercise that will sculpt your upper back like never before. Say goodbye to boring routines and hello to a powerful, results-driven movement.
💥 The Dumbbell Hammer Row targets key muscles such as the latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, and rear deltoids, giving you a stronger, wider back and enhanced posture. It's time to unlock your full upper body potential!
🎯 Imagine the confidence of rocking that backless dress or confidently pulling off that fitted shirt. The Dumbbell Hammer Row will help you achieve a defined, sculpted back that turns heads wherever you go. Get ready to embrace your newfound strength and feel unstoppable!
💪 Grab a pair of dumbbells, stand tall, and let the gains begin! Incorporate the Dumbbell Hammer Row into your next back workout to unleash the power within. Sculpt your back, develop impressive strength, and achieve the physique you've always wanted.
Don't settle for mediocrity. Level up your back training with the dynamic Dumbbell Hammer Row. It's time to redefine your limits and unleash your full potential. Let's get rowing! 💥💪🔥 
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