We focus on large body movements to
engage big muscle groups along with fine toning pulsing movements to target small, inner muscles and create the coveted «after - burn».
Not exact matches
Pull - ups are one of the hardest exercises you can do, but the benefits they come with are amazing — by
engaging a
big number of your larger
muscle groups and joints to work together, this devastating compound movement will tremendously strengthen your upper body, fortify your core, improve your grip strength and increase your overall functional strength.
Actually you need to do both of them because even though they almost
engage the same
big muscle groups, the involvement of those
muscles in both exercises is very different, which in turn, makes the
muscle development very different.
Robert Lee: Well, I teach maximal inhalation, which is in other words, taking the
biggest possible breath you can,
engaging all those
muscle groups, your diaphragm, your chest and your shoulders.
While I also love weight training, some of the
bigger lifts
engage larger
muscle groups and don't recruit the stabilizers as much.
Follow this fast - moving 14 - minute workout that
engages both your small and
big muscles groups, from your calves and hip flexors to your glutes and back, to get that strong and lean body that you want.