The Six BEST Exercises for Muscle Growth

TL;DR

Learn how to choose exercises that target multiple muscle groups, saving time in the gym and maximizing results.

Transcript

what's up guys run here Treadaway training quick tip Tuesday episode number 9 and in today's video we're going to talk about picking our exercises intelligently we're all busy we all want to get in and out of the gym as quickly as possible without sacrificing results so we have to be careful about the exercises that we pick which exercises can we c... Read More

Key Insights

• 💪 Picking exercises that target multiple muscle groups saves time while still producing effective results.
• 😘 Squats and deadlifts engage various muscles in the lower half of the body.
• 😑 Bench presses and shoulder presses work the chest, triceps, and delts.
• 🤨 Lat pulldowns and chest supported rows target the back and biceps.
• 💦 Including the six basic movement types in workouts ensures a comprehensive full-body workout.
• 💪 Adding isolation work can further target specific muscles.

Questions & Answers

Q: How can picking exercises intelligently save time in the gym?

By choosing exercises that target multiple muscle groups, you can effectively work out several areas of the body in a single exercise, minimizing the time spent in the gym.

Q: What are some examples of exercises that hit multiple muscles?

Squats, deadlifts, bench presses, shoulder presses, lat pulldowns, and chest supported rows are all examples of exercises that engage multiple muscle groups.

Q: What are the six basic movement types that should be included in workouts?

The six basic movement types are vertical push, horizontal push, vertical pull, horizontal pull, squat, and hip hinge. Incorporating these movements ensures comprehensive muscle coverage.

Q: Can isolation work be added to workouts?

Yes, after including the six basic movement types, individuals can add a bit of isolation work to target specific muscles, such as biceps, by including extra curls.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Picking exercises intelligently can help busy individuals get the most out of their workouts in the least amount of time.

• Examples of exercises that hit multiple muscles include squats, deadlifts, bench presses, shoulder presses, lat pulldowns, and chest supported rows.

• Incorporating the six basic movement types (vertical push, horizontal push, vertical pull, horizontal pull, squat, and hip hinge) in workouts will ensure comprehensive muscle coverage.