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1,412 exercises with a short demonstration, the muscles they train and the equipment they need. Search for a movement, or start from one of 17 muscles, 19 equipment types or 4 training types.
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No kit at all - the floor, a wall and whatever space you have.Dumbbell294
Each side works on its own, so differences even out.Barbell172
The simplest way to add load and keep progress measurable.Resistance band142
Portable, and hardest at the end of the range.Cable87
Constant tension through the whole range of the movement.Machine56
A fixed path, useful late in a session when form starts to fade.Training types
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Plank on Elbows
Core · Bodyweight

Side Plank
Core · Bodyweight

Hollow Hold
Core · Bodyweight

High Plank
Core · Bodyweight

Plank Shoulder Taps
Core · Bodyweight

Plank Knee Tucks
Core · Bodyweight

Side Plank with Hip Lift
Core · Bodyweight

Plank Jack
Core · Bodyweight

Abdominal Crunches with Hold
Core · Bodyweight

Ab Wheel Plank
Core · Other

Alternate Arm Leg Plank
Core · Bodyweight

Alternate Arm Leg Plank Hold
Core · Bodyweight
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