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Title: 9 Best Full-Body Workouts for muscles strenthning


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  • List of the Best Full-Body Exercises for a
    Healthier You
  • Top 9 full-body exercises
  • Revitalise your workout routine with these top 9
    full-body fitness exercises designed for maximum
    impact. From squats to deadlifts, each move
    targets multiple muscle groups, ensuring a
    holistic approach to total-body fitness.
  • Basic squats
  • A foundational lower body exercise involving
    bending the knees while maintaining an upright
    position.
  • Targeted muscles
  • Primarily targets quadriceps, hamstrings, and
    glutes, and engages the core.
  • Equipment needed
  • None (bodyweight exercise).
  • Sets
  • Start with 3 sets of 10-15 repetitions.
  • How to do it
  • Starting position Stand with feet shoulder-width
    apart.
  • Squat Lower your body by bending your knees and
    pushing your hips back as if sitting in a chair.
  • Depth Lower yourself until your thighs are level
    with the ground.
  • Rise Press down on your heels to go back to the
    starting point.
  • Basic pushups

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  • Depth Aim to lower until your chest almost
    touches the ground.
  • Push Up Use your palms to push back and return
    to the initial position.
  • Basic planks
  • An isometric core exercise involving maintaining
    a position similar to a pushup. Targeted muscles
  • Core muscles, including abs, obliques, and lower
    back.
  • Equipment needed
  • None (bodyweight exercise).
  • Sets
  • Aim for 3 sets, holding for 30 seconds to 1
    minute.
  • How to do it
  • Starting position Begin in a forearm plank
    position with elbows directly beneath your
    shoulders.
  • Alignment Maintain a straight line from head to
    heels, engaging your core.
  • Hold Keep the position, avoiding sagging or
    lifting your hips.
  • Dumbbell or kettlebell swings
  • A dynamic hip-hinging exercise using a weight,
    emphasising explosive movements. Targeted
    muscles
  • Primarily engages glutes, hamstrings, lower back,
    and shoulders.
  • Equipment needed
  • Dumbbell or kettlebell.
  • Sets

3
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  • Sets
  • Begin with 3 sets of 8-12 repetitions.
  • How to do it
  • Start position Stand with feet shoulder-width
    apart. Squat Lower into a squat position with
    hands on the floor. Plank Jump feet back into a
    plank position.
  • Pushup Perform a pushup.
  • Jump Explosively jump back to a squat position.
    Reach up Jump up, reaching arms overhead.
  • Battle ropes
  • Dynamic, high-intensity exercise using heavy
    ropes. Targeted muscles
  • Arms, shoulders, back, and core.
  • Equipment needed
  • Battle ropes.
  • Sets
  • Begin with three sets lasting 30 seconds to one
    minute each.
  • How to do it
  • Stance Stand with feet shoulder-width apart,
    knees slightly bent. Grip Hold one end of each
    rope in each hand.
  • Waves Move arms up and down simultaneously to
    create waves in the ropes.
  • Alternating waves Move one arm up as the other
    goes down for an alternating wave motion.

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  • Sets
  • Begin with 3 sets of 10-12 lunges per leg.
  • How to do it
  • Starting position Stand with feet together.
  • Step forward Take a step forward with one foot,
    lowering your hips until both knees are bent at a
    90-degree angle.
  • Return Push off the front foot to return to the
    starting position.
  • Deadlift
  • This exercise is done by lifting a barbell or
    weights from the ground to a standing position.
  • Targeted muscles
  • Hamstrings, glutes, lower and upper back.
  • Equipment needed
  • Barbells or dumbbells.
  • Sets
  • Start with 3 sets of 8-10 repetitions.
  • How to do it
  • Setup Stand with feet hip-width apart, barbell
    in front.
  • Hinge at hips Bend at the hips and knees to
    lower the body.
  • Grip Hold onto the bar with your hands
    positioned shoulder-width apart. Lift Lift the
    bar by straightening hips and knees, keeping a
    straight back.
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