Inverted rows are a great exercise for building strength and size in the upper back as well as improving posture and spinal alignment. Unfortunately many individuals perform them improperly often with subtle form mistakes.
If you're looking for a dip variation that not only crushes your chest, shoulders, and triceps but also reinforces proper body mechanics, try this Knee-Flexion Barbell Weighted Dip. See why this is such an incredibly effective dip exercise.
This barbell glute bridge is one of the most advanced yet also most effective glute bridge variations that absolutely crushes the entire posterior chain. It has has several unique components that helps target the glutes.
If you're looking for an effective posterior chain exercise that incorporates the benefits of RDL's, pull-throughs, and glute bridges all into one functional hip hinge movement check out this unique RDL variation
I’ve showcased many videos discussing the head off chest press variations. This specific T-Bench (laying widthwise on the bench) chest press exercise produces similar results but instead of going head off this will be utilizing a head on with neck bridge.
The rack pull is one of the most simple yet effective movements for crushing the entire upper back and traps. Although the movement is produced through the hips, the upper back must remain incredibly tense throughout in order to support the heavy load.
I'm a huge fan of using the dorsiflexion method for performing weighted dips and pull-ups. It's not only a unique way to add resistance to the movement but there are also several other key reasons to use this dorsiflexion barbell loading method for dips.
Most lifters perform chest flies improperly leading to an array of problems such as impaired shoulder stability, degraded postural alignment, limited shoulder mobility, minimal strength gains, and little hypertrophy.