A great way to sequence exercises in strength training is to pair antagonist (opposite) body parts or movement patterns. Today’s workout featured two antagonist exercise pairings: A1. Standing Military PressA2. Semi-Pronated-Grip Pull-Up B1. Standing Mid-Grip EZ-Bar CurlB2. Prone-Incline Reverse-Grip Cable Pressdown Learn why pairing exercises in this manner is so effective in Three Squat Antagonists.
A great way to sequence exercises in strength training is to pair antagonist (opposite) body parts or movement patterns. This approach helps to increase range of motion, promotes muscle balance around a joint, improves recovery between sets, and ultimately improves performance. All of that translates to better results. So what are some common antagonist pairings?…