This it the Exercise Guide which will help you perform every exercise correctly
This exercise guide will teach you the correct execution of workouts alongside identification of targeted muscle groups. The guide offers instructions that serve both novices and advanced fitness enthusiasts so they can reach their fitness objectives efficiently.
Muscle Group: Calves
Calf Raises

Correct Execution
Begin the correct performance of calf raises by having your feet at shoulder width.
Position yourself at either flat ground or a step platform and position your heels just over the edge.
Squeeze your core muscles then lift your heels completely while pushing through your toes reaching for maximum calf contraction at the top position.
Return your heels gently to begin while your calves experience stretching. To make this exercise effectiveyou have to aim doing 10 to 15 repetitions through 2 to 4 set cycles.
Standing Barbell Calf Raise

Correct Execution
The proper technique for performing standing barbell calf raises requires you to put your feet at shoulder-width distance. Hold a barbell securely behind your neck while keeping the barbell stable at a position right below your neck.
Push through the front of your feet while squeezing your calves to raise your heels as high as possible. Approach the floor by gently moving your heels from the raised position to your first starting position until you stretch your calf. Try getting to ten to fifteen repetitions then run through four two-sets.
Seated Dumbbell Calf Raise

Correct Execution
Begin the correct execution of seated dumbbell calf raises by sitting on a bench with your feet flat on the floor set at shoulder-width distance apart.
Grasp dumbbells then position them on your thighs right above your knees.
Set your feet with heels extending beyond the edge of the bench.
Push through your toes to lift your heels as high as you can while using your core strength to activate your calfs at the top position.
Slowly put your heels down from the raised position until you sense the stretch reach your calves. Perform each repetition 10 to 15 times with 2 to 4 sets included.
Seated Barbell Calf Raise

Correct Execution
Put a barbell horizontally across the outer part of your upper thighs. A pad allows comfort during the exercise.
Put your feet behind the edge of the bench so your heel area extends beyond.
Concentrate on your core while using your toes to push your heels up until you reach the highest height before squeezing your calf muscles.
The ceiling of your movement should be achieved by pushing through your toes which causes your calf muscles to squeeze. After the squeeze slowly put oyur heels back on the floor. Each repetition should include about 10 to 15 moves through this exercise with 2 to 4 sets performed as a whole.
Muscle Group: Thighs
Barbell Lunges

Correct Execution
Begin the barbell lunge by placing the barbell on your upper back just like in a squat position. Your feet should be positioned wide enough for hips when adopting this stance.
Move your leading leg extended while your body lowers down into a position where each knee bends at about 90 degrees. Both knees should bend to 90 degrees position but the front knee must go up higher than the ankle level while the back knee nearly touches the ground.
The pushing motion starts with the front of thefoot to return to starting position and should be followed by repeating the movement with alternate legs. Repeat the exercise 8 to 12 times with each leg and perform 2 to 4 sets.
Barbell Squats

Correct Execution
Begin barbell squat exercises by resting the barbell on your upper back across your shoulder area. Keep the barbell in a comfortable position before starting. Place your feet at shoulder width distance with your toes aiming outward.
Before you start lowering your body position make sure your core is engaged while bending at your hips and knees. Maintain an upright position with straight back and a lifted chest. Strive to descend to a point where your thighs become parallel with the ground although flexibility levels determine the lowest position.
Extend your legs to the starting position through heel push while completing the movement. The proper range is 8 to 12 repetitions per set in 2 to 4 separate sessions.
Before exercising perform a warm-up routine while maintaining correct posture since it prevents injuries. Consult a fitness professional for help because beginner squatters or those with doubts about the exercise should receive professional guidance.
Hanging Leg Curl

Correct Execution
Performing the hanging leg curl begins with a pull-up bar hang while keeping your palms forward and your hands at shoulder width.
Activate your core muscles while raising your legs until your knees bend to pull them toward your body. Your hamstrings together with hip flexors should guide the movement back and forth.
Complete the exercise by bringing your legs slowly through backward movement from the starting point. Perform 8 to 12 leg curl repetitions with 2 to 4 sets as your main objective.
Before exercise initiation do a proper warm-up then keep your body in proper position to reduce chances of accidental injury. Beginners along with those with questions should get expert direction from a fitness specialist.
Hip Adduction

Correct Execution
Initiate correct hip adductions by using a wall for support while keeping your feet at shoulder-width or by lying on one side on a mat.
To perform a standing adduction move your weight to one foot and extend your other foot away from the body to the side before returning it without floor contact. During lying adductions bring your top leg over the bottom leg while raising the lower leg towards ceiling space before returning it to the start position without touching the mat surface.
During this exercise breathe in at the beginning stage and release your breath when raising your limbs. When performing these exercises always keep your core muscles firm and use slow controlled movements and maintain your hips at an even level. Each leg should be done 10 to 15 repetitions with 2 to 3 sets of exercises. Before exercise start you should warm up while stretching becomes essential following your workout. You should look for expert help because you either started exercising recently or have existing medical issues.
Muscle Group: Glutes
Lunges

Correct Execution
Initiate lunges through a proper setup where you place your feet at a distance equal to your hips.
Move your body forward by stepping out with your chosen foot before you drop your body into a half-knee bend position with both knees making a 90-degree bend. During the movement the back knee requires only slight contact with the floor while the front knee must remain directly above the ankle. Use your front heel for forward push to return to standing position.
When you perform the lunging movement maintain a straight torso posture while actively activating your core muscles. Perform one foot forward movement followed by the other foot with a goal of 10 to 15 repetitions per leg while doing 2 to 3 set rotations. Warming up should proceed any exercise while stretching results in the conclusion. Beginners should consult with a fitness expert prior to performing lunges because of their expertise.
Sumo Deadlift

Correct Execution
You should start the sumo deadlift by placing your feet wider than shoulder width with your toes directed outward.
Lower your body by bending knees along with hips and take grip of the barbell inside your legs using both hands. Maintain straight posture of your back as you face upwards with your chest.
Begin by activating your core muscles and then press against your heels to lift the barbell as you simultaneously extend your hips and knees.
To put the barbell back to the floor you should lower your body while keeping your back straight by bending your hips and knees. Perform between eight and twelve repetitions in two to four sets of exercise. Begin your exercise with a proper warm-up before performing each lift following appropriate technique to avoid injuries. Start with deadlifts only after having basic training or getting professional advice about proper execution.
Front Squats

Correct Execution
The proper execution of front squats begins with your feet set at shoulder-width distance and the barbell placed across the front of your shoulders or by holding dumbbells near your chest.
Holding the barbell across your shoulders at the front serves as an option or you can perform the exercise using a dumbbell that stays near your chest position.
Pull in your core muscles and maintain an uplifted chest and straightened back during the movement.
The correct method of lowering your body requires bending your knees and pushing your hips backward while striving to get your thighs until they become completely parallel to the floor.
Use the strength from your heels to elevate your body until you achieve complete knee and hip extension.
Perform 8 to 12 repetitions in each set while completing 2 to 4 sets of the exercise.
Pay attention to proper form techniques that involve keeping your elbows high together with a straight back position. A fitness professional should provide guidance to people who are new or uncertain about performing this exercise.
Step Ups

Correct Execution
The correct technique for step-ups starts by facing a solid step which should be at knee level.
Position your right foot securely on the step while having all your foot meet the surface.
Drive forward with your right heel until your body reaches the elevated position on the step while extending your left foot toward your right foot.
Begin your descent through moving your left foot followed by the right foot and return to your starting position.
Proceed with movements of 10-15 sessions per foot while performing 2 to 4 continuous sets.
Muscle Group: Abs
Abdominal Crunch

Correct Execution
Proper performance of abdominal crunches requires you to lie on your back on a flat mat surface.
Curl your knees and keep your feet positioned flat against the floor at a distance equal to your hips.
To prevent neck tension use your hands to cross over your chest while keeping your neck steady from any strain.
With your core activated lift your shoulders from the floor to coil your chest in the direction of your knees.
Suppress your breath when you reach the top position before holding the contraction.
Smoothly return your shoulders back to the mat surface.
Perform 10 to 15 repetitions while doing 2 to 4 sets of this exercise.
Raising your body should be done by contracting abdominal muscles rather than straining your neck. New participants or those with questions about this exercise should get help from an expert fitness professional.
Abdominal Twist

Correct Execution
The Abdominal Twist stands out as a basic compound move which effectively works on lataeral abdominal muscles. Maintain full attention on the specified movements of your legs and feet.
Choose light additional weight for this exercise which maintains stability during multiple repetitions without slipping.
Begin the correct performance of abdominal twists by sitting on the floor with knees bent and feet resting flat on the ground.
Your back should be straight with gentle backward positioning during this movement before activating your core muscles.
The exercise requires holding your hands either in a front chest position or extending them outward for better balance.
Move your torso right as you bring both hands towards that side during the movement.
Reposition to center before making a movement to the left side.
Reach 2 to 4 sets that include 10 to 15 repetitions for each side when performing this exercise.
The key to this exercise involves using abdominal muscles to perform the movements and controlling all physical motions to prevent back strain. Newcomers to this exercise along with those who want reassurance should consult a fitness expert for guidance.
Decline Sit-Ups

Correct Execution
A proper decline sit-up starts at the decline bench where you should lie down while keeping your feet fixed at the top.
Begin your decline sit-up positioning by lowering your head below the base of your feet.
Cross your chest with your arms or position your hands behind your head.
Your upper body should move toward your knees during exhalation while you engage core muscles and lift your torso.
Perform the movement with controlled movements throughout each repetition between the starting position and the upper body reaching the knees.
Each repetition should be between 10 to 15 movements while performing 2 to 4 sets of these exercises.
Use your abdomen to execute the exercise rather than using neck stress and sustain a smooth exercise tempo. Newcomers to this exercise along with anybody who needs assurance should consult with a fitness professional for instruction.
Standing Abdominal Twist

Correct Execution
The correct sequence for performing standing abdominal twists begins with placement of your feet at shoulder width distance.
Set your hands either on your hips or keep them in front of your body while joining them together.
Contract the muscles in your core while you smooth taut your torso toward the right without allowing your hips to shift out of position.
You can perform the motion between center and left while keeping each movement steady.
Doing 2 to 4 sets with 10 to 15 repetitions should take place on each side of movement.
Maintain controlled and smooth bodily movements during the exercise while refraining from utilizing momentum for additional help. A fitness professional can offer guidance to new users or anyone who has questions about this exercise.
Muscle Group: Back
Cable Lat Pulldown

Correct Execution
Commence the correct performance of cable lat pulldowns at the cable machine while keeping your knees beneath the pad.
You should hold the bar with a wide position as you face away from your body.
A strong core engagement will help you maintain an upright position.
Bring the bar selection towards your chest by maintaining your elbows in proximity to the body and squeezing your shoulder blades during this phase.
Maintain a brief hold at the bottom before you decrease the bar back to its starting position while stretching your arms all the way.
Repeat the movements between 10 to 15 times while performing 2 to 4 series of exercises.
Use your back muscles exclusively while doing the exercise because excessive swinging motion or using momentum is not allowed. Before attempting this exercise ask for professional assistance from someone trained in fitness.
Seated Machine Row

Correct Execution
Begin seated machine rows by setting your body on the machine device while keeping your feet straight on the platform with knees at a slight bend.
Approach the handles so that your palms either maintain their facing each other position or face down according to the machine specifications.
Seated machine rows start by sitting on the machine while activating your core muscles and maintaining your back in a neutral position.
Move the handles towards your torso while squeezing your shoulder blades together along with keeping your elbows pressed against your body.
Wait for only a few seconds at the peak of each movement before you move your arms back to their starting position.
Each repetition should be between 10 and 15 times with a total set number of 2 to 4 sets.
The priority is to activate your back muscles through the movement without letting either swinging occur or using momentum. People who are starting this routine or have doubts should get information from an expert fitness professional.
Barbell Row

Correct Execution
Position your weight-open stance feet as you stand at the front of a floor-mounted barbell to initiate correct barbell rows.
After bending both your knees and hips you should take an overhand grip of the barbell by positioning your hands slightly wider than shoulder distance.
First engage your core then straighten up with a near-body stance to lift the barbell from floor position.
Hinge your hips while bending your knees a little then move forward until the torso reaches parallel alignment with the floor.
Draw the barbell to your lower ribcage as you fully join your shoulder blades in the most elevated position.
Stop holding the barbell and return it to the starting position with completely extended arms.
Perform 8 to 12 repetitions twice through 4 times with each repetition.
Sustain back strength throughout the movement while preventing any rotational movements or excessive force during the exercise. Obtain expert advice from a fitness professional before starting this movement because you are either novice or unsure about its execution.
Hammer Grip Pull-Ups

Correct Execution
A proper execution of standing abdominal twists requires starting in a position with feet at shoulder distance. You should hold your hips steadied by your hands keeping them on your sides or bring your hands forward to meet in front of your chest.
You should activate your core muscles before initiating a circular movement of your torso to the right. Maintain your hips in front while twisting.
Perform these movements by turning to the center before doing a left turn while keeping all motions under control.
The exercise includes 10 to 15 repetitions on each side as well as 2 to 4 complete sets.
The key to this movement is sustained control of your actions followed by no use of momentum. You should consult an expert in fitness if you recently started the exercise or hold any uncertainties.
Muscle Group: Chest
Machine Fly

Correct Execution
A proper execution of standing abdominal twists requires starting in a position with feet at shoulder distance.
You should hold your hips steadied by your hands keeping them on your sides or bring your hands forward to meet in front of your chest.
You should activate your core muscles before initiating a circular movement of your torso to the right. Maintain your hips in front while twisting.
Perform these movements by turning to the center before doing a left turn while keeping all motions under control.
The exercise includes 10 to 15 repetitions on each side as well as 2 to 4 complete sets.
The key to this movement is sustained control of your actions followed by no use of momentum. You should consult an expert in fitness if you recently started the exercise or hold any uncertainties.
Chest Press

Correct Execution
You should begin the chest press using correct technique by securing your back against the support of the machine before sitting down.
Position the seat height until the handles reach chest position.
Maintain your grip on the handles or bar positioned in front of you with palms forward while keeping your elbow joints bent to 90 degrees.
You should activate your core while maintaining complete foot contact with the floor.
Push the handles or bar steadily from your sternum position until your limbs reach full extension without reaching full joint extension.
Take a brief pause while at the top of the movement before using controlled motion to lower the handles or bar until reaching the starting position while the muscles in your chest experience stretch.
Perform each repetition from 10 to 15 times for between 2 and 4 completed sets.
Sustain control from beginning to end during each stage of the exercise while refraining from bouncing movements along with the use of momentum. Beginners and anyone with doubts about this exercise should consult with experts in the fitness industry.
Incline Chest Press

Correct Execution
Set the bench at thirty to forty-five degrees position before you sit firmly against the support and keep your back in contact with it.
Take the barbell or handles with forward palm grip and position the equipment at your chest while keeping elbows at 90 degrees.
Follow proper body mechanics by staying active throughout the exercise with flat feet firmly on the floor.
Extend your arms forward until the maximum elbow range reaches to prevent locking your elbows.
Wait at the highest point of the lift then proceed with a brief pause before lowering the weights down to your starting position along with chest muscle stretch.
Perform continuous movements for 10 to 15 times during your 2 to 4 sets of exercises.
Control your movements at all times by excluding both momentum and bouncing effects when you perform each exercise repetition. Newcomers must get expert verification to start this exercise or should obtain professional advice when unfamiliar with the workout.
Decline Bench Press

Correct Execution
The correct decline bench press technique begins with adjusting the bench to its decline position followed by placing your feet under the footpad.
Lie back on the bench with your eyes directly under the barbell.
Use both hands to hold the barbell while keeping your palms forward at a width slightly broader than your shoulders.
Focus on contracting your core muscles while maintaining your feet in position against the ground.
Gradually lower the barbell until it reaches your chest position while your elbows should form a 45-degree angle relative to your body.
From the bottom position hold the barbell at your chest before extending your arms completely above your shoulders.
Complete between 2 and 4 sets using 8 to 12 systematic repetitions in each set.
Perform the movements in a controlled manner and prevent bouncing effects caused by excess momentum. Beginners should get help from a professional trainer before starting this exercise or people who have any safety concerns regarding this routine.
Muscle Group: Forearms
Barbell Reverse Wrist Curls

Correct Execution
To perform barbell reverse wrist curls correctly, start by sitting on a bench or standing with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Hold a barbell with both hands, using an overhand grip (palms facing down) and your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
Rest your forearms on your thighs or on a flat surface, allowing your wrists to hang off the edge.
Engage your core and keep your back straight.
Slowly curl the barbell upward by flexing your wrists while keeping your forearms stationary.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement, then slowly lower the barbell back to the starting position.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on controlled movements and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Barbell Wrist Curl

Correct Execution
To perform barbell wrist curls correctly, start by sitting on a bench or standing with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Hold a barbell with both hands using an underhand grip (palms facing up), with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
Rest your forearms on your thighs or on a flat surface, allowing your wrists to hang off the edge.
Engage your core and keep your back straight.
Slowly curl the barbell upward by flexing your wrists while keeping your forearms stationary.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement, then slowly lower the barbell back to the starting position.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on controlled movements and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Hammer Grip Wrist Curls

Correct Execution
To perform hammer grip wrist curls correctly, start by sitting on a bench or standing with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Hold a pair of dumbbells with a neutral grip (palms facing each other).
Rest your forearms on your thighs or on a flat surface, allowing your wrists to hang off the edge.
Engage your core and keep your back straight.
Slowly curl the dumbbells upward by flexing your wrists while keeping your forearms stationary.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement, then slowly lower the dumbbells back to the starting position.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on controlled movements and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Reverse Standing Wrist Curl

Correct Execution
To perform reverse standing wrist curls correctly, start by standing with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Hold a barbell or a pair of dumbbells with an overhand grip (palms facing down) at about waist level.
Allow your arms to hang down in front of you, with your elbows slightly bent.
Engage your core and maintain a straight posture.
Slowly curl the weights upward by flexing your wrists while keeping your forearms stationary.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement, then slowly lower the weights back to the starting position.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on controlled movements and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Muscle Group: Biceps
Preacher Curls

Correct Execution
To perform preacher curls using a machine correctly, start by adjusting the preacher curl machine to your height.
Sit down on the machine with your feet flat on the ground and your back against the support.
Position your upper arms on the padded rest, ensuring your elbows are aligned with the pivot point of the machine.
Grip the handles or bar with an underhand grip (palms facing you).
Engage your core and keep your back straight throughout the movement.
Slowly curl the weight upward by flexing your elbows while keeping your upper arms stationary against the pad.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement to maximize the contraction in your biceps.
Lower the weight back to the starting position in a controlled manner.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Hammer Curls

Correct Execution
To perform hammer curls correctly, start by standing with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Hold a pair of dumbbells at your sides with a neutral grip (palms facing each other).
Engage your core and keep your back straight throughout the movement.
Slowly curl the dumbbells upward by flexing your elbows while keeping your upper arms stationary.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement to maximize the contraction in your biceps and forearms.
Lower the dumbbells back to the starting position in a controlled manner.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Incline Bench Preacher Curls

Correct Execution
To perform incline bench preacher curls correctly, start by setting an incline bench at a 45-degree angle.
Sit on the bench with your feet flat on the ground and your back pressed against the support.
Position your upper arms on the padded support, allowing your elbows to hang off the edge.
Grip a barbell or a pair of dumbbells with an underhand grip (palms facing you).
Engage your core and keep your back straight throughout the movement.
Slowly curl the weight upward by flexing your elbows while keeping your upper arms stationary against the pad.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement to maximize the contraction in your biceps.
Lower the weight back to the starting position in a controlled manner.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Incline Dumbbell Biceps Curls

Correct Execution
To perform incline dumbbell biceps curls correctly, start by adjusting an incline bench to a 30- to 45-degree angle.
Sit on the bench with your back pressed against the support and your feet flat on the ground.
Hold a dumbbell in each hand with your arms fully extended down at your sides, palms facing forward.
Engage your core and maintain a straight back throughout the movement.
Slowly curl the dumbbells upward by flexing your elbows while keeping your upper arms stationary against the bench.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement to maximize the contraction in your biceps.
Lower the dumbbells back to the starting position in a controlled manner.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Muscle Group: Triceps
Cable Tricep Pushdowns

Correct Execution
To perform cable tricep pushdowns correctly, start by attaching a straight or rope handle to a high pulley on a cable machine.
Stand facing the machine with your feet shoulder-width apart and your knees slightly bent.
Grip the handle with both hands, keeping your elbows close to your body and your forearms parallel to the floor.
Engage your core and maintain a straight posture throughout the movement.
Slowly push the handle down by extending your elbows, ensuring that your upper arms remain stationary.
Pause briefly at the bottom of the movement to maximize the contraction in your triceps.
Control the movement as you return the handle to the starting position, allowing your elbows to flex slightly.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Barbell Skull Crusher

Correct Execution
To perform barbell skull crushers correctly, start by lying on a flat bench with your feet flat on the ground.
Grip a barbell with an overhand grip, hands shoulder-width apart, and extend your arms straight up above your chest.
Engage your core and keep your back flat against the bench throughout the movement.
Slowly lower the barbell towards your forehead by bending your elbows, keeping your upper arms stationary.
Pause briefly at the bottom of the movement to maximize the stretch in your triceps.
Extend your arms back to the starting position, fully straightening your elbows while controlling the weight.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid letting the barbell drop too quickly. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Triceps Cable Kickbacks

Correct Execution
To perform triceps cable kickbacks correctly, start by attaching a single handle to a low pulley on a cable machine.
Stand facing the machine with your feet shoulder-width apart and your knees slightly bent.
Grip the handle with one hand, and step back a bit to create tension in the cable.
Bend forward at the hips, keeping your back straight, and bring your elbow up to your side, forming a 90-degree angle.
Engage your core and maintain a stable position throughout the movement.
Slowly extend your arm back by straightening your elbow, keeping your upper arm stationary against your side.
Pause briefly at the top of the movement to maximize the contraction in your triceps.
Return to the starting position in a controlled manner, bending your elbow back to the 90-degree angle.
Aim for 10 to 15 repetitions on each arm, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Dips

Correct Execution
To perform dips correctly, start by positioning yourself on parallel bars or a dip station.
Grip the bars with your palms facing inward and your arms fully extended, supporting your weight with your arms.
Engage your core and keep your legs straight or slightly bent at the knees.
Slowly lower your body by bending your elbows, keeping them close to your sides.
Descend until your upper arms are parallel to the ground or slightly below, ensuring your shoulders stay down and away from your ears.
Pause briefly at the bottom of the movement to maximize the stretch in your triceps and chest.
Push yourself back up to the starting position by straightening your elbows, using your triceps and chest muscles.
Aim for 8 to 12 repetitions, completing 2 to 4 sets.
Focus on maintaining proper form and avoid swinging or using momentum. If you're new to this exercise or have any concerns, consider seeking guidance from a fitness professional.
Muscle Group: Shoulders
Dumbbell Shoulder Press

Correct Execution
Beginning the dumbbell shoulder press exercise requires positioning yourself either seated or standing while holding dumbbells at shoulder height with forward-facing palms.
Stability comes from standing or sitting while keeping feet spread at shoulder distance.
Move the dumbbells upward through a steady duration until your arms reach the maximum extent above your head without extending your elbows.
Holding a brief pause when your arms reach full extension at the top position allows the shoulders to reach maximum contraction.
Perform the dumbbell descent to shoulder level in an intentional manner maintaining a position with your elbows in front of your body.
The exercise should be performed in repetition ranges of 10 to 15 while accomplishing 2 to 4 consecutive sets.
Carefully keep your body position by preventing back arching along with avoiding the need for momentum. Approach this exercise with caution if you are a beginner or have uncertainties about your fitness routines since consultation with a professional expert is recommended.
Reverse Butterfly

Correct Execution
You should begin reverse butterflies by either standing or sitting on a bench with your feet placed at shoulder width.
Begin with bent knees when standing while keeping your back straight throughout the motion. Position your body in a forward leaning stance when sitting while maintaining proper postural alignment.
The exercise begins with both dumbbells in hand as you suspend your arms facing each other in front of your body.
You should activate your core muscles while keeping your body in a steady position throughout the entire movement.
You should extend the dumbbells to the sides of your body while maintaining elbow flexibility and pulling your shoulder blades close to one another.
Stop at the peak of this position to achieve maximum muscle tightening in your upper back and rear deltoids.
Bring the dumbbells down again via controlled movement until you reach the original starting position.
The recommended repetition range is 10 to 15 while performing 2 to 4 different sets.
The exercise should be performed without momentum as you focus on maintaining correct form. Beginners along with individuals who need reassurance should get help from a fitness expert before starting this workout.
Lateral Raise

Correct Execution
Start by having a shoulder-width stance while holding dumbbells at your sides facing downward before you perform lateral raises.
While performing lateral raises you should activate your core muscles with bent elbows.
Let your dumbbells travel out to each side until your arms become parallel to the floor with palms directed downward.
Do not elevate your shoulders and keep them relaxed when performing the lift to avoid any shoulder movement.
Stop briefly when your arms reach full extension to obtain maximum shoulder muscle contractions.
Exercisers should lower the dumbbells carefully through each repetition until they reach their starting position.
You should execute 2 to 4 sets with 10 to 15 controlled movements of this exercise.
Reserve your focus on maintaining correct exercise position while abstaining from generating momentum between moves. New participants or individuals with uncertainty should seek necessary assistance from fitness professionals.
Front Raise

Correct Execution
Front raises require a correct starting position that involves standing with your feet spaced at shoulder distance while holding dumbbells at your thighs facing your own body.
Your core engagement needs to be strong and your body should stay straight as you lift the dumbbells from thigh position to your shoulders.
Lift your chosen dumbbell up in front of your torso till it reaches your shoulder height with your arm totally stretched but not stiff.
Momentarily stabilize the weight at the highest point because this strategy drives peak muscle contraction in your shoulder.
Perform the movement slowly to bring the dumbbell back to its initial position.
Complete the exercise movement for one arm before switching to perform it with the opposite arm in order to maintain workout balance.
A suitable number of repetitions should be within 10 to 15 cycles for each arm while performing 2 to 4 sequential groupings.
Focus on maintaining correct form during each repetition and never use body momentum or enable your body to swing. You should get help from a fitness expert before starting this exercise especially if you are new to weightlifting.
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