These last bits of hard effort at the end of your already brutal gym session will help you train
multiple muscle groups back - to - back, push your physique to the next level and ultimately separate you from the average gym - goer, and you know it.
Not exact matches
As flawed as they are, rowing movements are absolutely necessary for building up your overall
back width and thickness because they help target
multiple muscle groups in the
back complex, including the traps, rhombs and small
muscles of the mid and upper
back.
Pull - ups are a popular compound bodyweight exercise that targets
multiple muscle groups, especially the
back, shoulders and biceps, which makes them an essential part of any training routine.
It's a compound exercise that involves
multiple muscle groups like the biceps, shoulders and
back all at the same time.
The seated cable row exercises
multiple muscle groups and major joints in the body, and what's most important for us, it effectively works the entire
back by training the erector spinae in the lower and middle
back, the trapezius in the upper
back, the rhomboids and latissimus dorsi in the middle and the teres major in the outer
back.
This exercise effectively targets
multiple muscle groups at once, including the upper traps, middle traps and levator scapulae
muscle, and it will help you accelerate your overall
back development.
In contrast, planks work
multiple muscle groups, including the internal obliques, the deep transverse abdominus, and the stabilizing
muscles in your hips and
back.
Working
multiple muscle groups such as the posterior chain, (a huge
group of
muscles that supports the spine,
back and hamstrings), it's used across a wide range of sports for conditioning and torching fat and calories.