barbell front raise and pullover
Description
The barbell front raise and pullover is a compound exercise that targets multiple muscles in the upper body and core.
Starting Position
Start by standing with feet shoulder-width apart, holding a barbell with an overhand grip, arms extended in front of you at chest level.
Technical Execution
Slowly raise the barbell overhead while keeping the arms straight, then lower the barbell behind your head towards the upper back, maintaining control.
Range of Motion
Ensure a full range of motion by bringing the barbell above the head during the front raise and lowering it towards the upper back during the pullover.
Variations
Variations include using dumbbells instead of a barbell, incorporating pauses at the top of the movement, or adding a stability ball for an additional challenge.
Common Mistakes
Common mistakes include using improper form, lifting too heavy weights, and not controlling the movement.
Practical Advice
Focus on engaging the targeted muscles throughout the entire range of motion and avoid swinging the body.
Additional Notes
This exercise can help improve shoulder flexibility, core stability, and overall upper body strength.
Difficulty Level
Intermediate
Equipment Needed
Barbell
Primary Muscles
shoulders
Secondary Muscles
Categories
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