Anti-Rotational Exercises (Highlight)
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Anti-rotational exercises help strengthen the core and improve stability by resisting rotational movements.
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Seated Row (Highlight)
The seated row targets the upper back, shoulders, and arms. Sit with your feet planted and knees slightly bent, grasp the handle or bar with both hands, and pull it toward your torso while keeping your back straight. Focus on squeezing your shoulder blades together, then slowly release the tensio...
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Chest Press (Highlight)
The chest press is a foundational exercise for building upper body strength. Lie on a bench or the floor, holding weights or a barbell. This is an adaptable exercise can be done at home or at the gym.
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Pull Down (Highlight)
Learn the proper technique for a pull-down exercise to effectively target your back and upper body muscles.
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