The trapezius muscle, commonly referred to as the trap, is an important muscle that spans the upper back and neck ...

YOUR WORKOUTS WON'T be balanced unless you train your big back muscles just as diligently as the ones that you see when you look in the mirror. Too many guys get hung up on making their chest, biceps, ...

If you want to craft a supremely effective upper-body workout, you'll need a combination of exercises that hit your chest, back, biceps, triceps, forearms, and shoulders. Carving out a big chest or ...

When it comes to traps, everyone is chasing strength and size. But building this stubborn muscle group is easier said than done. “The trapezius, or traps, is a flat, superficial muscle that crosses ...

Shoulders are by far one of the most important body parts to build if you want to take your physique to the next level. I would argue that great shoulders — similarly to a great back — are what truly ...

Training shoulders is almost as fun as training biceps because it can leave you with a good ol’pump and make the upper body look mighty, contributing to that superhero V-shape that we all want.

The upright row is performed by holding a barbell and lifting it toward your chin, which positions your elbows higher than your wrists. This movement internally rotates the shoulders, reducing space ...

Follow Palak Tiwari's Lead And Try These Workouts For Toned Shoulders When not putting on a stunning fashion scene with her impeccable style sensibilities, Palak Tiwari loves to keep her fitness game ...

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It’s easy to fall into the trap of opting for the exercises you see everyone else doing on the gym floor (or worse, social media). But does that mean they’re the best, or right for you? Absolutely not ...

ONE OF THE most abused exercises in strength training is also one of the simplest. The shrug is about as straightforward as a movement can get: Hold weight, raise weight, lower weight, repeat. But ...