Barbells, a fundamental fitness tool, are integral in developing both max strength and hypertrophy, being central to many power and Olympic lifts.
Exercises targeting the trapezius, located in the upper back, include movements that engage and isolate this muscle group effectively.
When tailoring workout routines, considerations for individual capabilities are factored, with general adjustments based on an average of 5’5” height, 140 lbs weight, and 34 years of age for women, acknowledging distinct preferences and goals.
This approach ensures effective and meaningful training for the traps.
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The Upright Row is an exercise that mainly strengthens your shoulder muscles, particularly the trapezius. Using a barbell helps you focus on the movement without worrying about balance, making it an effective way to build strength for activities like Olympic lifts.
The Upright Row is an exercise that mainly strengthens your shoulder muscles, particularly the trapezius. Using a barbell helps you focus on the movement without worrying about balance, making it an effective way to build strength for activities like Olympic lifts.
The Barbell Shrug is an exercise that targets your trapezius muscles, located in your upper back. Using a barbell helps you maintain stability, allowing you to focus on lifting your shoulders effectively.
The Barbell Shrug is an exercise that targets your trapezius muscles, located in your upper back. Using a barbell helps you maintain stability, allowing you to focus on lifting your shoulders effectively.
The Barbell Behind The Back Shrug is a targeted exercise for the trapezius muscles in your upper back. By holding the barbell behind you, it ensures your shoulders remain properly aligned during the movement.
The Barbell Behind The Back Shrug is a targeted exercise for the trapezius muscles in your upper back. By holding the barbell behind you, it ensures your shoulders remain properly aligned during the movement.