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  1. Sep 22, 2022 · Learn how to do compound exercises like the squat, curl, and press that target different muscle groups and improve your fitness. These moves can be done at home with dumbbells and require no equipment.

  2. It sounds complex, but fixing your full-body routine is as easy as seven exercises that target seven different and key movements, says Blake Holman, CPT, FNS, SPS, personal training manager at New York City’s Equinox.

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  3. Learn how to do full body workouts with barbells, dumbbells, or at home with no equipment. Discover the benefits, movement patterns, and best exercises for full body training.

    • Mountain Climbers. Image by mbg Creative. Start in a plank pose, with shoulders over wrists. Pull waist in, drag shoulder blades down the back, and engage the core.
    • Half Pushup Hover. Image by mbg Creative. Get into a plank position, with your wrists directly under your shoulders.
    • Single-Leg Tabletop Triceps Pushup. Image by mbg Creative. Start on all fours, in a tabletop position. Stack the shoulders right on top of the hands and your hips right over your knees.
    • Bird Dog. Image by mindbodygreen. Get on all fours, and place shins flat on the ground. Release your shoulder blades away from your ears.
  4. Apr 29, 2024 · Learn how to do full-body workouts with compound exercises that hit multiple muscle groups and boost your metabolism. Find out the benefits, tips and examples of full-body workouts for different fitness levels and goals.

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  5. Jan 27, 2019 · Learn how to optimize your full body workout routine for muscle growth and strength with science-based exercises and tips. This article covers the first workout of the week, including bench press, squat, pull-ups, and hamstring curls.

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  7. How it works. Any kind of pressing exercise will train your chest, shoulders, and triceps. Any pulling movement (a row or chinup variation) recruits your back, rear delts, biceps, and forearms. Squatting movements (and deadlifts, which aren’t quite a squat but require all the same muscles) take care of the quads, hamstrings, and glutes.

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