Archer TRX
Set up the TRX: Anchor the TRX securely to a sturdy overhead support, such as a bar or beam. Starting position: Stand facing the anchor point with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold the TRX hand...
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Set up the TRX: Anchor the TRX securely to a sturdy overhead support, such as a bar or beam. Starting position: Stand facing the anchor point with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold the TRX hand...
Around the World with a kettlebell is an exercise that targets multiple muscle groups, including the shoulders, back, and core. It involves a circular motion where the kettlebell is swung around th...
Australian Pull-Ups with TRX are a challenging exercise that targets your upper body muscles, particularly the back, shoulders, and arms. This exercise is performed using a TRX suspension trainer, ...
Set up the bench: Position the bench flat on the ground or at a slight incline (around 30 to 45 degrees) if you prefer an incline bench press. 1. 2. Adjust the barbell: Choose an appropriate weigh...
Stand up straight. Hold the bar with both hands in a supination stance. Spread your hands a little wider than the height of your shoulders. Inhale, and as you breathe, bend your elbows.
We place the barbell behind the head, resting on our trapeze, and grasp it with our hands. We place our legs one in front and one behind and from this position we bend our knees until we touch the ...
We stand up, and take the bar so that it rests on our chest. From this position, I raise my arms up, with the bar above my head.
We stand, grasping the bar with our hands looking towards our relaxed arms and legs. From this position, we raise the bar, with the elbows open, and reaching the neck.
We take the bar with our hands facing the body, and we raise it above our head. From that position we squat, without lowering the bar at any time.
We spread our legs and bend them slightly. We take the bar and lean our back a little forward. From this position we raise the bar to the height of our chest and return to the starting position.