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Fit Ball & DBell Home Circuit # 1

Fit Ball & DBell Home Circuit # 2

Dumbbell & Bench Home Circuit # 3

Abdominal Exercises
Cable Crunch
Crunches
Abdominal / Machine
Cable Torso Twist
Abdominal V Ups
Plank
Decline Sit Ups
Roman Chair Knee Ups
Ball Crunch
Lateral Crunches / Ball
Abdominal Bicycle Twists

Chest Exercises
Chest Press Machine
Pec Dec
Dumbbell Flys
Incline Press
Push Up
Bench Press
Decline Press / Bar FWBP
Cable Cross
Assisted Dips

Shoulder Exercises
Lateral Raise with Dumbbells
Front Raise
Internal Rotation
External Rotation
French Curls / Rear Delt Machine
Reverse Fly Rear Delt Lifts 
Shoulder Press Machine

Shoulder Press / Dumbbells

Back Exercises
Front Lat Pull Downs
Low Back / Machine
Low Row Cable
Seated Row
T Bar Row
Pull Overs
Pull Ups
Back Extension / Machine
Bent Over Row
45 Degree Torso Raise - Back Extension
Straight Leg Dead Lift

Triceps Exercises
Triceps Push Down Bar
Triceps Extension / Dumbbell
Kick Backs / Dumbbells
Dips

Biceps Exercises
Bicep Curl Bar
Bicep Curl / Dumbbells
Preacher Curls / Bar
Bicep Curls / Machine
Hammer Curl

Quadriceps/ Hamstrings/Glutes
Leg Extension
Leg Curl / Machine
Leg Press
Squats
Inner Thigh Pull
Inner Thigh Pull
Standing Calf Raise

Donkey Calf Raise
Seated Calf Raise
Hip Adductor
Hip Abduction
Lunges / Front Walking
Lunges / Back
Lunge Split Squat
Ball Squats
Leg Curls w Ball
Single Leg Squats
Single Leg Raise - Quad Hip Flexor
Glute Kick Backs

Lunge - Split Squat

 

Start Position

Extend one leg back on forefoot.

Direction

Extend one leg foreword with back leg weight on ball of foot. Lower body
on other leg by flexing knee and hip of front leg until knee of rear leg is
almost in contact with floor. Return to original standing position by
extending hip and knee of forward leg. Repeat by alternating rear lunge
with opposite leg.

Note

Keep torso upright during lunge. Forward knee should point same direction
as foot throughout lunge. A long lunge emphasizes Gluteus Maximus; short
lunge emphasizes Quadriceps.

 

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