01. Dumbbell Lateral Raise
Shoulders down, elbows lead, stop around shoulder height.
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Shoulders down, elbows lead, stop around shoulder height.
Cable starts low; raise out to the side without shrugging.
Lean slightly away for a longer side-delt range.
Press overhead with ribs down and wrists stacked.
Seat height puts handles near shoulder level.
Pull elbows toward ribs; avoid turning it into a shrug.
Use assistance to keep the rep smooth and controlled.
Elbows stay high; extend through the long head of the triceps.
Upper arms stay close; finish with a strong lockout.
Elbows stay tucked; control the cable on the way down.
Curl without swinging the torso.
Upper arm hangs back; use a full stretch and smooth curl.
Reach wide, not high; keep traps quiet.
Drive one elbow down toward the hip.
Soft elbows; sweep the bar down with the lats.
Vertical shins at the top; lock out through glutes, not low back.
Ribs down, chin tucked, squeeze glutes at the top.
Lean slightly forward; open knees under control.
Stand tall; move the working leg out to the side.
Keep pelvis still; kick back with the glute.
Brace on the pad; push the platform back without arching.
Round slightly, stop at body line, squeeze glutes.
Low back stays heavy on the floor as opposite limbs extend.
Press straight out; resist rotation from the cable.
Soles together, knees out, pump through the glutes.
Keep light outward knee pressure into the band.
Curl smoothly; this is maintenance, not a max-effort lift.
Easy nasal-breathing pace; supportive, not punishing.
Comfortable daily steps to support consistency and recovery.
Light-to-moderate pace; keep legs fresh for glute days.
Smooth steady effort without turning it into intervals.
Use only if it does not over-fatigue legs or back.
Gentle hip, shoulder, and spine movement on recovery days.