May 16, 2010
I've put together a new article with an overview of strength-training exercises. To keep it reasonably manageable, I've focused mainly on the bigger exercises for each muscle group and included a few isolation exercises too. The idea is to give you a useful place to start without turning the whole thing into an endless catalogue.
One thing I want to make clear, though: Reading an exercise description isn't the same as having someone watch you perform it. A good trainer can spot mistakes and help you adjust your technique in ways a written guide simply can't. If you're unsure whether you're doing something correctly, getting proper feedback is worth it.
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