Chest Exercises

Chest exercises: a list of the best video exercises to train your chest. Every pectoral exercise includes various visual angles and a video dedicated to breathing correctly while performing the movement.

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Chest Training: The pectoral is a single large muscle that is unfortunately often erroneously divided into upper, lower, outer and inner pectorals. Conversely, these terms actually represent only areas of the great pectoral that can be additionally stimulated through targeted exercises that also work the entire muscle.
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Pectoral Training for Women: Contrary to common belief, pectoral training for women cannot prevent relaxation of the breast. In fact, training the great pectoral means toning only the muscle located below the breast which is, on the other hand, made up of connective and glandular tissue.
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Pectoral Anatomy: the great pectoral is shaped like a fan and it occupies most part of the thoracic wall. It allows moving your arm forward and sideways; it is therefore an adductor muscle.

Abbs Exercises

Abs Exercises: the most effective exercises to train your abs are illustrated in detailed 3D videos. All abdominal exercises include various visual angles to simplify the correct execution of the movement.

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Abs Training Notes: we must clarify one thing regarding the training of this muscle; the "rectus abdominus" (straight muscle of the abdomen) is a single broad muscle, although it is often erroneously classified into upper and lower abs. In reality, these terms only indicate areas of the straight muscle that can be stimulated though targeted exercises that still work the entire straight muscle of the abdomen.
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Elements of Abdominal Anatomy: the abdominal wall can be primarily classified into two main sections; the front section made up of only one muscle (the rectus abdominus) and the lateral section made up of three layers of muscles (external oblique, internal oblique and the traverse abdominal).