Strength exercises

Strength exercises in the Fitness Coach catalogue: 772 exercises. Mostly for: Legs, Back, Glutes.

  • Straight-Arm Lat Pulldown

    The Straight Arm Pulldown is an isolation exercise targeting the latissimus dorsi muscles. It involves pulling a cable bar down with straight arms, focusing on the back muscles without engaging the biceps. This exercise helps in developing a wider back and improving upper body strength.
    BackBeginner
  • Abdominal Vaccum

    The abdominal vacuum is an isometric exercise that targets the transverse abdominis, the deep core muscle responsible for stabilizing the spine and maintaining internal abdominal pressure. This exercise helps improve core strength, posture, and can contribute to a slimmer waist appearance by training the muscle to hold the abdomen in.
    AbsBeginner
  • Preacher Hammer Curl

    The Preacher Hammer Curl is an isolation exercise targeting the brachialis and brachioradialis muscles of the upper arm. It is performed using a preacher bench, which stabilizes the arms and minimizes momentum, allowing for focused contraction of the target muscles. This exercise is typically performed with dumbbells or a specialized hammer curl bar.
    BicepsIntermediate
  • Turkish Get Up

    The Turkish Get Up is a full-body exercise that enhances strength, stability, and mobility. It involves transitioning from a lying position to standing while holding a weight overhead, typically a kettlebell. This exercise engages multiple muscle groups including the shoulders, core, hips, and legs.
    ShouldersAdvanced
  • Cable Seated Supine Grip Row

    Cable Seated Supine Grip Row is a seated cable row performed with an underhand grip. It develops the lats, rhomboids, trapezius, and biceps with a distinct palm-up hand position.
    BackIntermediate
  • California Press

    The California Press is a hybrid exercise combining elements of the close-grip bench press and the triceps extension. It targets the triceps, chest, and shoulders, providing a comprehensive upper body workout. This movement is particularly effective for developing triceps strength and size.
    TricepsIntermediate
  • Dumbbell Pullover with Legs Raised

    The Dumbbell Pullover with Legs Raised is an advanced exercise targeting the chest, lats, and core. By raising the legs, you engage the abdominal muscles more intensely, providing a comprehensive upper body workout. This exercise also enhances shoulder mobility and stability.
    BackIntermediate
  • Push-Up on Parallel Bars

    The push-up on parallel bars is a compound upper body exercise that primarily targets the chest, triceps, and shoulders. It involves supporting your body weight on parallel bars and lowering your chest towards the bars before pushing back up to the starting position. This exercise enhances upper body strength, stability, and muscle endurance.
    ChestIntermediate
  • Dumbbell Biceps Reverse Curl

    The Dumbbell Biceps Reverse Curl is an exercise targeting the biceps brachii with an emphasis on the brachialis and brachioradialis muscles. This variation involves a pronated grip, which shifts some focus from the biceps to the forearm muscles, providing a balanced arm workout.
    ForearmsIntermediate
  • TRX Single Leg Bird Dog

    The TRX Single Leg Bird Dog is a compound exercise that targets the core, glutes, and shoulders, enhancing stability and balance. Utilizing the TRX suspension trainer, this exercise requires coordination and control as you extend opposite limbs while maintaining a stable core.
    AbsBeginner
  • Wide Hand Push-Up

    Wide Hand Push-Up is a bodyweight pressing exercise with the hands wider than shoulder-width. It trains the chest, anterior deltoids, and triceps while the trunk muscles stabilize the body; the wider hand position distinguishes it from a standard push-up.
    ChestIntermediate
  • Standing Russian Twist

    The Standing Russian Twist is a core exercise that targets the oblique muscles and improves rotational strength and stability. This exercise is performed while standing, which engages the lower body and enhances balance.
    AbsBeginner
  • Muscle-up

    The muscle-up is an advanced compound exercise that combines a pull-up with a dip, requiring significant upper body strength and coordination. It primarily targets the latissimus dorsi, biceps, triceps, pectorals, and core muscles. The exercise begins with a pull-up motion to get the chin above the bar, followed by a transition to a dip position to push the body above the bar.
    TricepsAdvanced
  • Janda Sit Up

    Janda Sit Up is an abdominal sit-up variation designed to reduce hip-flexor dominance. It emphasizes trunk flexion through the abdominals and is commonly used for focused anterior-core training.
    AbsBeginner
  • Frog Pump

    The Frog Pump is an effective glute activation exercise that targets the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus. It is performed by lying on your back with your feet together and knees bent outward, resembling a frog's position. This exercise helps improve hip stability and strength, making it a valuable addition to lower body workouts.
    GlutesIntermediate
  • Single-Leg Lying Curl

    The Lying Single Leg Hamstring Curl is an isolation exercise targeting the hamstrings. It involves lying face down on a leg curl machine and curling one leg at a time towards the glutes. This exercise helps in strengthening and developing the hamstring muscles, improving knee flexion and stability.
    LegsIntermediate
  • Lever Back Extension

    The Lever Back Extension is a strength training exercise targeting the lower back muscles, specifically the erector spinae. It is performed using a lever machine designed to support the body while allowing controlled extension of the spine. This exercise helps improve posture, enhance core stability, and strengthen the lower back.
    BackBeginner
  • Seated Cable Low Row Neutral Grip

    The Cable Low Seated Row Close Bar is a compound exercise targeting the muscles of the back, specifically the latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, and trapezius. It also engages the biceps and forearms as secondary muscles. This exercise is performed using a cable machine with a close-grip attachment, allowing for a full range of motion and effective muscle contraction.
    BackIntermediate
  • Vertical Leg Press Smith Machine

    The Vertical Leg Press on a Smith Machine is a compound lower body exercise that targets the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and calves. This exercise involves lying on your back and pressing the weight upwards using your legs, with the Smith Machine providing stability and safety through its guided bar path.
    LegsBeginner
  • One-Arm Kettlebell Overhead Press

    The one-arm kettlebell press is a compound exercise that targets the shoulders, triceps, and core. It involves pressing a kettlebell overhead with one arm while maintaining stability and control. This exercise enhances unilateral strength and improves shoulder mobility and stability.
    ShouldersIntermediate
  • Stabillity Ball Wall Squat

    The Stability Ball Wall Squat is an exercise that targets the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and core muscles. It involves using a stability ball placed between your lower back and a wall to perform a squat with added support and balance challenge.
    LegsIntermediate
  • Lateral Monster Walk

    The Lateral Side (Monster) Walk Squat is a dynamic exercise that targets the gluteus medius, hip abductors, and quadriceps. It involves performing a squat while simultaneously stepping laterally, often using a resistance band to increase intensity. This exercise enhances hip stability, strengthens the lower body, and improves lateral movement capabilities.
    GlutesAdvanced
  • Reverse Grip Cable Curl

    The Reverse Grip Cable Curl is an isolation exercise targeting the brachialis and brachioradialis muscles, with secondary emphasis on the biceps brachii. It is performed using a cable machine with a straight or EZ bar attachment, utilizing a reverse (palms-down) grip to focus on the forearms and the outer portion of the upper arm.
    ForearmsIntermediate
  • Band Reverse Hyperextension

    The Band Reverse Hyperextension is an exercise targeting the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings. It involves extending the hips while lying face down on a bench or platform, using resistance bands to add tension and improve muscle activation.
    GlutesIntermediate