Bodyweight exercises
Moves that need nothing but floor space — sometimes a bar or a bench — covering legs, abs, chest and the rest of you.
298 exercises · , 13 pages
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Butterfly Lean Forward Stretch
A flexibility exercise targeting the inner thighs, hips, and lower back. It helps improve range of motion, reduce muscle tension, and enhance overall flexibility. This stretch is beneficial for athletes and individuals looking to increase mobility in the hip area.
Back · Intermediate
Negative Pull-Up
An exercise focused on building strength in the upper body, particularly targeting the latissimus dorsi, biceps, and forearms.
Abs · Intermediate
Captains Chair Knee Raises
The Captain's Chair Knee Raise is an effective core exercise that targets the rectus abdominis, obliques, and hip flexors. It is performed using a Captain's Chair apparatus, which supports the upper body while allowing free movement of the legs.
Abs · Beginner
Seated Barbell Twist
The Barbell Russian Twist is a core exercise that targets the oblique muscles, enhancing rotational strength and stability. This exercise involves holding a barbell with both hands and rotating the torso from side to side while maintaining a seated position with feet elevated off the ground.

Legs · Beginner
Happy Baby Pose
Happy Baby Pose, or Ananda Balasana, is a supine yoga mobility posture for the hips and inner thighs. It is used to explore comfortable hip opening while promoting relaxation through the lower body and lower back.

Shoulders · Beginner
Bird Dog Plank
A core-stability variation that combines a plank position with bird-dog-style limb control. It develops the core, glutes, shoulders, balance, and coordination.
Chest · Intermediate
Weighted Push-Up
A compound upper body exercise that targets the chest, shoulders, and triceps. By adding weight, this variation increases resistance, enhancing muscle strength and endurance. It requires proper form to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Chest · Intermediate
Incline Push-Up
A bodyweight exercise that targets the upper chest, shoulders, and triceps.

Calves · Intermediate
Foam Roller Calf Roll (Long Travel)
A seated self-massage exercise for both calves with the body supported on the hands and a foam roller.

Abs · Beginner
Decline Crunch
An abdominal trunk-flexion exercise performed on a decline bench. The bench angle changes the loading of the rectus abdominis compared with a floor crunch.
Legs · Intermediate
Lunges
A compound lower-body exercise that targets the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and calves. This exercise also engages the core for stability and balance. Lunges can be performed with body weight or additional resistance such as dumbbells or a barbell.

Glutes · Beginner
Bird Dog
A core stability movement that targets the lower back, abdominals, and glutes. It enhances balance, coordination, and overall core strength by requiring simultaneous extension of opposite limbs while maintaining a neutral spine.

Chest · Intermediate
Finger Push-Up
An advanced bodyweight push-up variation supported on the fingertips. It combines upper-body pushing work for the chest, shoulders, and triceps with substantial finger, hand, and forearm loading.
Abs · Intermediate
Hanging Knee Raises
An effective core exercise that targets the lower abdominal muscles, hip flexors, and stabilizes the entire core. This exercise is performed by hanging from a pull-up bar and lifting the knees towards the chest while maintaining control and stability.
Legs · Advanced
Treadmill Run
A cardiovascular exercise performed on a treadmill machine, designed to improve aerobic fitness, endurance, and overall cardiovascular health. It allows for controlled speed, incline, and duration settings, making it suitable for various fitness levels.
Abs · Beginner
Cat Cow
The Cat-Cow exercise is a dynamic stretch that targets the spine, improving flexibility and promoting spinal health.
Abs · Beginner
Ankle Taps
The lying torso twist is an abdominal exercise that targets the oblique muscles. It involves rotating the lower body while keeping the upper body stable, enhancing core strength and flexibility.

Back · Advanced
Front Lever
An advanced static horizontal-body hold using both hands on fixed raised station handles. The back and shoulder muscles sustain the lever while the trunk and hips maintain a straight suspended body.

Rear shoulders · Beginner
Dynamic Rear Deltoid Stretch
A standing, self-assisted cross-body shoulder stretch performed through controlled entry-and-return movements without a sustained end-position hold. It focuses on the back of the shoulder without external weights.
Shoulders · Intermediate
Pike Push-Up On Bench
Puts the feet on a bench while the hands stay on the floor, which lifts the hips higher in the inverted-V position and brings the press closer to vertical than a floor pike push-up.

Triceps · Intermediate
Knee Diamond Push-Up
The Diamond Push Up On Knees is a bodyweight exercise targeting the triceps, chest, and shoulders. It is a modified version of the standard diamond push-up, performed on the knees to reduce intensity, making it suitable for beginners or those focusing on form and control.
Chest · Beginner
Knee Push-Up
Push Ups On Knees, also known as modified push-ups, are a beginner-friendly exercise that targets the chest, shoulders, and triceps.
Back · Intermediate
Inverted Shrug
An exercise primarily targeting the trapezius muscles, particularly the lower traps. It involves hanging from a bar and using shoulder depression to lift your body slightly, engaging the upper back and shoulders. This exercise helps improve shoulder stability and posture.

Chest · Beginner
Bent Arm Chest Stretch
A one-sided, wall-supported stretch for the chest with the elbow bent and the forearm resting against the wall. The position lengthens the chest muscles through body positioning rather than repeated muscular contractions.
About these exercises
They're the easiest way to train at home or on the road, and the base skill that weighted work builds on later. Difficulty comes from leverage, tempo and range rather than load: a slower descent or raised feet turns a familiar move into a harder one. Start with the ones you can do cleanly and progress when the reps come easily.