Browse common strength and cardio exercises

Low-impact cardio suitable for all levels. Improves heart health and daily activity.

Moderate-paced running that builds endurance and burns calories with lower impact than sprinting.

Simple full-body cardio that raises heart rate and warms up the body. No equipment needed.

Running in place while driving the knees high. Builds cardio fitness and leg coordination.

Plyometric exercise that develops power and explosiveness in the legs. Use a sturdy box at a safe height.

Ballistic hip-hinge exercise that builds power and cardio. Targets the posterior chain and core.

High-intensity conditioning using heavy ropes. Works the arms, shoulders, and core while spiking heart rate.

Isometric hold with the back against a wall and knees bent. Builds quad and glute endurance.

Seated machine press that targets the chest with a guided path. A safe alternative to the bench press for building pressing strength.

Machine fly that isolates the chest through a fixed arc. Great for chest activation and a controlled stretch.

Seated overhead press on a guided machine. Builds shoulder strength with less need for stabilization.

Chest-supported machine row that targets the mid-back. Teaches a strong pulling pattern with strict form.

Pull-up performed on a machine with a counterweight platform. Lets you train the full movement before unassisted pull-ups.

Dip performed with counterweight assistance. Builds the chest and triceps while controlling the load.

Biceps curl with the upper arms fixed on a pad. Removes momentum and isolates the biceps.

Machine that isolates the triceps through elbow extension. A simple way to load the triceps with strict form.

Seated machine that pushes the knees outward against resistance. Strengthens the outer glutes and hip stabilizers.

Seated machine that squeezes the knees together against resistance. Targets the inner thigh muscles.

Machine kickback that extends the hip against resistance. Isolates the glutes through a controlled range.

Seated crunch against machine resistance. Lets you load the abs progressively with strict form.

Seated rotation against resistance. Strengthens the obliques and rotational core control.

Squat performed on a guided barbell track. Useful for practicing the pattern and training without a spotter.

Bench press on a guided bar path. A controlled pressing option when training without a spotter.

Standing cable fly that keeps constant tension on the chest through the full arc.