Manish Kumar 
Bench sit-ups are one of the most popular abdominal exercises, and for good reason. They’re easy to do, work well, and can be adjusted to suit your needs. Because of their simplicity and effectiveness, they are a staple in many fitness routines. The decline crunch may be an old-school exercise, but make no mistake, it’s … Read more
The cable machine workout is perhaps the most versatile and user-friendly way to train your ab and oblique muscles in the gym. Unlike bodyweight abdominal exercises, cable ab workouts provide consistent time under tension. This means greater core muscle activation and better results for both development and strength. Cables also allow a wide range of motion and enable you to … Read more
A plank walk, also known as a walking plank, is a dynamic variation of the traditional plank exercise. Why plank walk is so important? This unique bodyweight exercise builds core stability in your abs, obliques, lower back, and beyond. It is an excellent low-impact exercise that can be done anywhere to build core strength. Unlike stationary … Read more
The Wall Walk, also called the Wall Climb, is a bodyweight workout that works all your body parts. It helps you build strength, stability, and coordination in your upper and lower bodies. This dual demand improves neuromuscular coordination and enhances body awareness and control. Unlike more common bodyweight exercises, the Wall Walk offers a unique … Read more
If you want to train your triceps at home, these push-up variations are all you need to start. The Push-up is one of the greatest general conditioning exercises for outdoor athletes. It can be performed regardless of where you are, and, best of all, it is completely free—no expensive equipment or annual gym fees required! There are a … Read more
The Barbell front raise is an isolation exercise that primarily targets the anterior deltoids (front muscles of the shoulders). This exercise also engages the lateral deltoids, upper chest, and trapezius muscles to a lesser extent. This is a so-called isolation exercise, because it involves only one joint to perform the movement, unlike compound exercises, which … Read more
The reverse grip lat pulldown, also known as the Underhand Grip Lat Pulldown, is a popular back exercise that targets the upper back muscles uniquely compared to the traditional lat pulldown. In this move, you grasp the pulldown bar with an underhand (reverse) grip, slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. The underhand grip puts more focus … Read more
The Bayesian curl is a must-try exercise to improve your bicep training. This challenging move targets the biceps and also engages forearm muscle groups. In the Bayesian Curl, your arm is positioned behind your body at the start, which elongates the biceps and places them under a stretch. This stretch reflex, coupled with the curling … Read more
The V-bar Lat Pulldown is one of the best variation of the Lat pulldown exercise that targets the back muscles (the latissimus dorsi). Bodybuilders and powerlifters often use it to build strength and muscle mass in the back. In a standard lat pulldown, you use a wide or shoulder-width grip on a straight horizontal bar, … Read more