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Dumbbell Squat
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: basic
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend and move hips backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: basic
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend and move hips backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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views: 42989
Water Bottles Squat
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend hips and move backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend hips and move backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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(2 user ratings)
views: 12583
Barbell Full Squat
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
and hips, move hip backward and knees forward until legs completely bent. Keep back straight. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
and hips, move hip backward and knees forward until legs completely bent. Keep back straight. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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views: 40103
Bodyweight Only Split Squat
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: auxiliary
until knee of rear leg is just above floor. Keep bodyweight on front leg. Extend legs and hip to return. Keep knees slightly flexed and repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: auxiliary
until knee of rear leg is just above floor. Keep bodyweight on front leg. Extend legs and hip to return. Keep knees slightly flexed and repeat. read more
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views: 21975
Aero Step Squat, Coordination, Split
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until knees are about parallel to floor. Keep back straight, flex hips and move backward to keep knees above feet. Remain in lower position for a moment. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until knees are about parallel to floor. Keep back straight, flex hips and move backward to keep knees above feet. Remain in lower position for a moment. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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views: 15257
Dumbbell Squat, Single Dumbbell
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: auxiliary
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend and move hips backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: auxiliary
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend and move hips backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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(1 user rating)
views: 31076
Table Split Squat
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: auxiliary
until front leg is flexed about right-angled. Let rear knee travel down toward floor. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. Continue with opposite side. read more
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: auxiliary
until front leg is flexed about right-angled. Let rear knee travel down toward floor. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. Continue with opposite side. read more
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(1 user rating)
views: 9819
Barbell Full Squat, Front
target muscles: Quadriceps type: basic
and hips, move hip backward and knees slightly forward until legs and hips are flexed completely. Keep back straight. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps type: basic
and hips, move hip backward and knees slightly forward until legs and hips are flexed completely. Keep back straight. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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(2 user ratings)
views: 112405
Bodyweight Only Squat, One Leg
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
move free leg to front to avoid floor contact. Return, keep knee slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
move free leg to front to avoid floor contact. Return, keep knee slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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(3 user ratings)
views: 20262
Elastic Band Squat
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: basic
and hips. In upper position keep knees slightly flexed. Return and repeat. read more
target muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Quadriceps type: basic
and hips. In upper position keep knees slightly flexed. Return and repeat. read more
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(3 user ratings)
views: 12020
Dumbbell Suitcase Squat
target muscles: Quadriceps, Obliques, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until thighs are about parallel to floor while letting dumbbell travel downward alongside body. Keep arm extended and use other arm to balance postion. Return, keep knees slightly flexed and repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Obliques, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until thighs are about parallel to floor while letting dumbbell travel downward alongside body. Keep arm extended and use other arm to balance postion. Return, keep knees slightly flexed and repeat. read more
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(1 user rating)
views: 48126
Monkeybars Split Squat
target muscles: Quadriceps type: basic
until front leg is flexed right-angled. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps type: basic
until front leg is flexed right-angled. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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(1 user rating)
views: 8889
Barbell Squat, Overhead
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
and hip, move hip backward and knees forward until thighs are parallel to floor. Viewed from the side the arms now remain about perpendicular to floor Keep back straight. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
and hip, move hip backward and knees forward until thighs are parallel to floor. Viewed from the side the arms now remain about perpendicular to floor Keep back straight. Return, keep knees slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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(1 user rating)
views: 29895
Bodyweight Only Squat, Close Stance
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend hips and move backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
target muscles: Quadriceps, Gluteus Maximus type: basic
until knees are flexed right-angled. Keep back straight, bend hips and move backward to keep knees above feet. Return, keep legs slightly flexed. Repeat. read more
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views: 23130
Fitness Tests > Strength Tests > Lower Body Tests > Wall Squat Test | How long can you keep it up?
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Fitness Tests > Krafttests für die wichtigsten Muskeln
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Exercise Guide > Introduction > Strength Training Basics > Irrtümer & Vorurteile im Krafttraining
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für jeweils Bauch, Beine und Po trainieren, heben Männer schwere Hanteln, machen kniebeuge und Bankdrücken, am liebsten mit 8-12 Wiederholungen. Warum ist das so? Frauen wollen natürlich keine Muskeln aufbauen. Und das obwohl es ganz sicher keine Frau (oder sogar Mann) gibt, die versehentlich zu große Muskeln entwickelt haben. Besonders bei Frauen ist die Angst völlig unbegründe read more
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für jeweils Bauch, Beine und Po trainieren, heben Männer schwere Hanteln, machen kniebeuge und Bankdrücken, am liebsten mit 8-12 Wiederholungen. Warum ist das so? Frauen wollen natürlich keine Muskeln aufbauen. Und das obwohl es ganz sicher keine Frau (oder sogar Mann) gibt, die versehentlich zu große Muskeln entwickelt haben. Besonders bei Frauen ist die Angst völlig unbegründe read more
Exercise Guide > Introduction > Strength Training Basics > Strength Training Myths & Prejudices
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training, but is an important balance to one-sided physical stress in everyday life. read more
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training, but is an important balance to one-sided physical stress in everyday life. read more
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