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Exercises for arms

Barbell Rear Delt Row
 
INTERMEDIATE PULL exercise for SHOULDERS, ARMS, BACK with BARBELL
Seated Incline Dumbbell Bicep Curl
 
BEGINNER PULL exercise for ARMS with DUMBBELL, BENCH
Spiderman Plank Crunch
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for SHOULDERS, CHEST, ARMS, BACK, ABS with NO EQUIPMENT
Windmill Push Up
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for SHOULDERS, CHEST, ARMS, BACK with NO EQUIPMENT
Landmine Oblique Twist
 
INTERMEDIATE PULL exercise for SHOULDERS, ARMS, BACK with BARBELL
Seated Cable Row V Grip
 
INTERMEDIATE PULL exercise for CHEST, ARMS, BACK with CABLE
Dumbbell Laying Reverse Crunch into a Floor Press
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for SHOULDERS, CHEST, ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS with DUMBBELL
Single leg dumbbell row
 
INTERMEDIATE PULL exercise for SHOULDERS, CHEST, ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with DUMBBELL
Crab Walk
 
INTERMEDIATE STATIC exercise for ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, ABS with NO EQUIPMENT
Smith Machine Decline Press
 
BEGINNER PUSH exercise for CHEST, ARMS with SMITH MACHINE
Tackles Weighted Burpees
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for CHEST, ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with DUMBBELL
Medicine Ball Squat
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with MEDICINE BALL
Outside Grip Cable EZ-Curls
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for ARMS with CABLE
Master Inverted Rows
 
INTERMEDIATE PULL exercise for CHEST, ARMS with SMITH MACHINE
Chin Up
 
EXPERT PULL exercise for SHOULDERS, ARMS, BACK with BAR
Kickout Push up
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for CHEST, ARMS, BACK with NO EQUIPMENT
Lying Cable Curl
 
exercise for ARMS with CABLE
Plank
 
INTERMEDIATE STATIC exercise for ARMS, BACK, ABS with NO EQUIPMENT
Barbell Bench Press
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for CHEST, ARMS with BARBELL
Overhead Tricep Extension
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for ARMS with DUMBBELL
Dumbbell Shoulder Press
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for SHOULDERS, ARMS with DUMBBELL

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