The Best Dumbbells Exercises
Filter by Equipment
All Equipment
Cable Machine with Rope Attachment
Clear filters
Apply Filters
A unilateral overhead triceps isolation movement. It maximizes the stretch on the long head and corrects arm strength discrepancies between sides.
View more
Provides total isolation for the biceps by locking the shoulders and elbows in place. It prevents cheating and builds the lower bicep and peak.
View more
Targets the forearms and brachialis. The overhand grip builds grip strength and creates thickness in the outer arm and forearm area.
View more
A unilateral calf isolation exercise. Working one leg at a time increases the load on the gastrocnemius and improves ankle stability.
View more
Unilaterally isolates the bicep to fix imbalances and maximize the peak. The vertical arm position ensures high tension on the bicep fibers throughout.
View more
Targets the gastrocnemius. It is a primary isolation exercise for building lower leg volume and improving explosive jumping mechanics.
View more
A unique unilateral isolation exercise for the brachialis and forearms. Sitting removes momentum while the reverse grip targets the outer arm and forearm extensors.
View more
Targets the brachioradialis and forearm flexors using a neutral grip. This variation is often safer for those with previous wrist discomfort.
View more
Targets the upper traps and rhomboids. The incline angle allows for a greater range of motion and better isolation of the mid-trapezius area.
View more
A dynamic hinge movement targeting the posterior chain. It builds explosive power in the glutes and hamstrings while improving grip strength.
View more
A trapezius isolation exercise. Using dumbbells allows for a more natural line of pull and a greater range of motion compared to a barbell.
View more
Targets the soleus muscle of the calf. This variation is essential for complete lower leg development and improved ankle stability.
View more