Dumbbells

  • 3-spot lunge & upright row

    The 3-spot lunge & upright row is a challenging compound exercise. This exercise develops total body strength and power in all three planes of motion.

  • Lunge & dumbbell side raise

    The lunge & dumbbell side raise is an intermediate compound exercise. This exercise develops total body strength and power.

  • Romanian deadlift

    The back extension strengthens the hamstrings, gluteus and back extensor muscles. It is suitable for all fitness levels.

  • Romanian deadlift & row

    The Romanian deadlift & row is a compound exercise (combining the Romanian deadlift and the barbell row), suitable for all levels of training. This exercise targets the entire posterior chain: hamstrings, glutes, the lower and upper back muscles. During the in-season when training time is limited this compound exercise can save time.

  • Single-leg Romanian deadlift

    The single-leg Romanian deadlift is an intermediate level exercise to strengthen the hamstrings, gluteus and back extensor muscles. The single-leg stance requires balance and proprioception and makes the exercise more sport-specific.

  • Bench press (dumbbells)

    The dumbell bench press is a beginner exercise to strengthen the chest, shoulders and arms. The dumbbell bench press activates the stabilizer muscles more compared to the barbell bench press.

  • Alternating dumbbell bench press

    The alternating dumbell bench press is a beginner upper body exercise. Alternating the dumbbell press requires more coordination and stabilization.

  • One-arm dumbbell bench press

    The one-arm dumbbell bench press is a beginner chest exercise. Pressing up one dumbbell places a higher demand on the core to maintain proper form.

  • Dumbbell push-up & row

    The dumbbell push-up & row combines a push-up with a dumbbell row. Rowing a dumbbell up from a push-up position really challenges core and shoulder stability.

  • Standing one-arm dumbbell press

    The standing one-arm dumbbell press is a beginner exercise to improve overhead pressing strength. Pressing up one dumbbell places a higher demand on the core to maintain proper form.