I want to discuss acouple exercises that I do. Tricep 'skull crushers'; now Im doing these with a barbell on the floor so it has a deadlift inertia dynamic to it. But I am certain that this exercise works much more than just triceps. I am convinced that there are back muscles that are involved heavily in this movement. Also not an exercise, but definitely an engagement- legs, when knees are bent and feet flat on the floor. Also bicep curls. You stand there and curl a band. There is something more happening than just your bicep. I hypothesise that there is some sort of shoulder exercise in a standing bicep curl. I have thought about shrugs to but I think that is a straight 'isolation'.
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I have been amused by the difference in outlook between Pilates which tries to isolat some small muscles that are rarely isolated and crossfit which favours compound exercises .
The old time powerlifters were interesting they did of course squat bench and d lift but they also liked lying tricep extension and bent row.
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I don't understand what's the problem. Here is my favorite workout: . I do it 3 times a week and that is quite enough for me. Just try another methods of training or consult a professional fitness trainer.PegasusLast edited by Pegasus; 08-17-2018, 08:59 AM.
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