Find out how to hit every muscle group with dumbbells to sculpt your physique like never before with the Mission Jacked guide on how to target every muscle using just dumbbells. Get ready to unleash the beast within and achieve the gains of a lifetime by using these exercises in your next Full-body dumbbell workout.
If you know anything about me, you’ll know that when it comes to finding Dumbbell exercises for total body engagement, I am the dumbbell-Grandmaster. Today, I’m going to choose one unique movement for maximizing muscle activation using dumbbells. As these are most likely dumbbell exercises that you may not be using, you could pitch them together to make a comprehensive dumbbell routine for all muscle groups.
First up For Chest we have the Eccentrically Loaded Floor Fly: This is a great opportunity to use a little more weight than you would normally use doing a traditional fly on a bench because the floor protects the shoulders. Use 3-4 seconds to lower the weight, and once your elbows touches the floor bring them in, lift your sternum and press the weight to the top. Add this exercise to your dumbbell routines for overall muscle development.
What we’ve got going on for Back is the Tripod Row. Having your legs hip-width apart takes unwanted stress away from the pelvic muscles…Now you can concentrate on activating your Lats and muscles in you upper back. Be sure to stand front-on and pull the dumbbell from your center-line up to your hips.
We’re getting on the floor for Side Delts because the problem with the standing Lateral raises is that tension only arrives near the top of the movement. By laying down on your side, tension arrives at the start of the movement.
The Powell Raise is great for the Rear Delts and upper back muscles. Start light and over time, aim for 10% of your bodyweight.
For Biceps, we got Standing Lean back Curls. By leaning back, we’ve just made the beginning and end of the movement harder than it otherwise would be. Try and start each rep behind the line of the body.
Get yourself into a decline position for Skull-Crushers. This will take major stress away from the joints and instead aim it on the Triceps.
We go thumbless for hammer Curls to force ourselves to grip the dumbbell harder and engage more forearm muscles.
The Timesaving Toe Squat will attack every muscle in the lower body including the quad, hamstrings, glutes, abductors and calf muscles…But only if you stay on your toes throughout the movement. Balance is key. Add this to a few upper body dumbbell movements, choose the right rep range and you now have total body strength training with dumbbells.
Last but least I’ve included the Contralateral RDL Rotations; and in my opinion this is the best RDL variation for lengthening the glutes and hamstrings. Stand Square on in a split stance with legs hip-width apart and hold the dumbbell in the opposite hand to the front leg. Stay on the toes of your back leg. Keeping most of the weight over the front heel, hinge at the hips as you reach across the front foot with the dumbbell. Start with the weakest side first.
How do you hit every muscle with dumbbells? Put these exclusive dumbbell exercises together for one hell of a full-body dumbbell workout. When you’re thinking
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