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Today’s Workout 30: The dumbbell-only routine to build up your legs and back

Pick up a pair of dumbbells and don't put them down until the muscles in your lower body and upper back are thoroughly exhausted.

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This dumbbell circuit is the ultimate two-in-one routine, incorporating exercises that’ll target both your leg and back muscles.

A starting round of dumbbell half-rotation raises and bentover reverse flyes will primarily work to bulk up your delts, traps, and biceps. But the work doesn’t stop there—a finishing set of dumbbell overhead lunges will especially challenge your quads and glutes, while also utilizing the muscles in your upper body.

Directions

You’ll do this workout as a circuit, meaning you’ll complete each exercise consecutively without rest. Once you’ve finished all exercises, rest for 30 seconds. Repeat the entire circuit for 5 to 10 rounds.

Depending upon your ability, you may shorten or lengthen the rest period. You may also complete more or fewer rounds.

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Today's Workout 30

The dumbbell-only routine to work your legs and back (do 5-10 rounds)

Exercise
Equipment
Sets
Reps
Rest
Exercise 1 of 3

Front Raise

Equipment
Resistance Band
Sets
--
Reps
10
Rest
--
Exercise 2 of 3

Bentover Reverse Flye

Equipment
Dumbbells
Sets
--
Reps
10
Rest
--
Exercise 3 of 3

Overhead Lunge

Equipment
Barbell
Sets
--
Reps
10
Rest
30 sec.
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