There’s a particular type of exercise you should rely on to build a stronger back: rows. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of variations of this fundamental back exercise. The king of rows is the ...

We spend hours hunched over phones and computer monitors day in and day out. It’s no surprise we have an epidemic of back pain. Unless you’ve herniated a disc in your lumbar spine, there's a good ...

Why: As a unilateral exercise, the upright row can help you address any muscle asymmetries that have developed along your weightlifting journey. The movement also boosts your range of motion, which is ...

It’s no secret here at T3 that we love a dumbbell workout. Why? Because a pair of dumbbells are the most versatile piece of home gym equipment you can own; you can work your entire body with them, ...

"The versatility of this specific variation is why it's on this list," he says. "If you want to target your lats, you can do it by simply tucking your elbow a little tighter to your side... but if you ...

It may be slightly less manly than taking an axe and a flannel shirt out into the woods, but the acceleration, rotation and deceleration of the dumbbell double wood chop gives your core muscles a more ...

This seated 20-minute routine works your biceps, shoulders, back, and calves without putting additional stress on your joints.

Yasmin Karachiwala shares five different dumbbell exercises that you can practice at home to work on your upper body. She also listed down the repetitions and the dos and don'ts of practising the ...