This workout incorporates the effective use of medicine balls to target the chest and back muscles.
Medicine balls serve as excellent tools for resistance training, allowing a range of motion not possible with traditional free weights.
For beginners with less than one year of experience, the exercises are designed to be straightforward, focusing on pressing movements for the pectoral muscles and pulling motions for the back.
This setup balances opposing muscle groups on your torso, promoting overall strength and development.
By performing rows, chest presses, and other movements, you can engage your upper body comprehensively.
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The Alternating Medicine Ball Push Up is a challenging push-up variation that targets the chest, shoulders, and triceps. Using a medicine ball helps improve balance and strength on both sides of the body.
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