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Qonix

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Which exercise you feel is working better and seen improving results? Which would you choose for body part?

For me:
Chest: vertical grip chest press
Back: cable lat squeeze on your knees
Shoulders: lateral raise machine
Biceps: laying on your back cable curls
Triceps: sit overhead cable
Forearms: standing barbell wrist curl behind your body
Abs: decline weighted crunches
Quads: leg extension
Hamstring: raised leg curl
Calves: leg press drop set
 
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Chest: incline db bench.

Back: stretchers.

Shoulders: lateral db raises.

Biceps: pinwheel curls.

Triceps: standing overhead db extensions.

Forearms: what are these?! lol

Abs: captains chair/ Muay Thai sit ups.

Quads: leg extensions.

Hamstrings: Romanian deads.

Calves: leg press.
 
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Chest: weighted dips
Back: Snatch / clean and jerk
Arms: weighted dips
Legs: Squats

I cut out isolations and ever since then using only compounds I have been seeing amazing results
 
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Chest: 15-30 degree incline db or bench
Back: tbar rows
Shoulders: military press
Biceps: standing db curls
Triceps: incline skull crushers
Forearms: standing barbell wrist curl behind your body
Abs: lying leg raises
Quads: close stance leg press
Hamstring: rdl
Calves: standing calf
 
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define best. best for strength, size, endurance, to start a pissing contest, etc?
 
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This kind of thinking leads to a huge problem and that is to start thinking in terms of muscles and not movements.
 
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i think it depends on each person. for ME:

* Squats for glutes
* Lunges for thighs
* Presses for shoulders and chest
* Curls and Tri extensions for arms
* Rows for back
* Planks and Ab Crunch Machine for Abs
 
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I recently started doing mega drop sets of bent over rear lateral raises(60/30/10) for rear delta. Extremely painful but the only thing that has induced any noticeable rear felt growth or improve my in years. Rear delta are my biggest weak spot.
 
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Legs: squats
Back: pull ups and deadlifts
Chest: incline bench on smith ( no shoulder pain, i do TUT work from lower mid to upper mid range and it tears my chest up)
Shoulders: DB lateral raises TUT from mid to high rom
Arms: barbell curls and close grip bench
Abs: Legs raises on iso ball or hanging leg raises with slings
 
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I'd say it easily would be squats, bench, and deadlift. Maybe throw standing military press in there too but the big three is where it's at!
 
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Chest-pushups (no bs)
Back-seated cable rows (squeeze hard)
Biceps-spider curl till failure
Triceps-skullcrusher
Abs-weighted sit ups
Forearms-dumbell twists
Legs-Deadlift,Squat.
 
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Muscle ups, tabata bicep curl, goblet squat, rows
 

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