Hold the dumbbells by your side, as you lift, slightly rotate your palm to face forward. Keep the elbow close to your body as you curl the dumbbell up toward your shoulders. Squeeze your biceps at the top of the movement then slowly return to starting position.

Weight Recommendations:

Beginner...

From an all-fours position with one arm and the opposite leg extended, slowly move that arm and leg out to the side (away from your center) while keeping your back flat.

Zero equipment

Start standing with one foot on the bench behind you, lower into a lunge, let the weights come down close to your shin/ankle & slowly stand back up. Lean your chest slightly forward throughout the movement & make sure you're not arching your back!

Weight Recommendations:

Beginner: Bodyweight on...

Use a barbell. Support upper back on a bench/ thrust machine, press through your heels to drive your glutes up to a tabletop position, then slowly return back down.

Weight Recommendations:

Beginner: Try just the bar first or dumbbells

Intermediate: 15-35lb plates on each side of the barbell
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Find a weight that challenges you, but allows you to keep proper form. Engage your core, slowly drop into a squat, keeping your core engaged & push through your heels. Make sure not to fully lock out your legs.

Beginner: Dumbbell squats or bodyweight-10lbs plates on the machine

Intermediate: 25...

Have a bench in front of you to place one arm and lean over to create an almost table-top position. Hold a dumbbell in your working hand, keep your hips and shoulders squared to the floor as you pull the dumbbell up and in toward your hipbone.

Weight Recommendations:

Beginner: 5-10lbs
Intermedi...

Grab the bar with your palms facing forward, as you pull, slightly lean back to pull the bar into your chest & make sure to engage your lats & your core throughout the movement!

Weight recommendation:
Beginner: 30-50lbs

Intermediate: 55-70lbs 

Advanced: 70-100+lbs

*Modification: do tricep ext...