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Strength Training Exercises

Strength training exercises use resistance to build muscle, increase power, and develop functional strength. These exercises include compound movements like squats and deadlifts, as well as isolation exercises for targeted muscle development. Regular strength training improves bone density, boosts metabolism, and enhances daily functional capacity.

Key Benefits

  • Build muscle mass
  • Increase strength and power
  • Boost metabolism
  • Improve bone density
  • Browse 64 strength training exercises with video demonstrations and step-by-step instructions.

    Filter by muscle:AllChestBackShouldersQuadsGlutesHamstringsBicepsTricepsCore

    Smith Machine Front Squat

    QuadsGlutes+2
    Machine

    Smith Machine Lunge

    QuadsGlutes+1
    BW

    Smith Machine Romanian Deadlift

    GlutesPosterior thighs+1
    Machine

    Smith Machine Squat

    QuadsGlutes+2
    Machine

    Snatch

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW

    Snatch Balance

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW

    Standing Leg Curl

    Posterior thighs
    BW

    Step-Up

    QuadsGlutes+1
    BW
    Stiff-Legged Deadlift demonstration
    Video

    Stiff-Legged Deadlift

    GlutesPosterior thighs+1
    BW

    Sumo Squat

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW

    Thruster

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW

    Thruster Behind Neck

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW

    Vertical Leg Press

    QuadsGlutes+1
    BW

    Wall Sit

    QuadsGlutes+1
    BW

    Zercher Squat

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW

    Zombie Squat

    QuadsGlutes+2
    BW
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