Full-body dumbbell workout
Train your legs, chest, back and shoulders with a five-exercise dumbbell workout and clear set targets.
Preview workout ↗Use a pair of dumbbells and a stable bench to train pressing, rowing and arm movements. This is an upper-body session to combine with a separate lower-body day, rather than a whole-body plan on its own.
| Exercise | Sets × reps | Rest |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Floor Press (Dumbbell) Lie on the floor with knees bent; lower until your upper arms meet the floor gently, then press. AlternativeDumbbell bench press | 3 × 10 | 90s |
| 2 Bent Over Row (Dumbbell) Support one hand on a stable bench and draw the opposite dumbbell towards your hip without twisting. Do 10 reps per side; one set includes both sides. AlternativeSeated machine row | 3 × 10 | 90s |
| 3 Seated Overhead Press (Dumbbell) Use a supported seated position and press without leaning back to finish the rep. AlternativeMachine shoulder press | 2 × 10 | 90s |
| 4 Rear Delt Reverse Fly (Dumbbell) Hinge at the hips with a steady torso and open your arms with a light, controlled load. AlternativeReverse fly machine | 2 × 12 | 60s |
| 5 Bicep Curl (Dumbbell) Keep your elbows near your sides and lower the dumbbells without rocking your body. AlternativeCable biceps curl | 2 × 12 | 60s |
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Yes. The floor limits how far your upper arm travels behind your body. It is useful when you do not have a bench; choose its load independently rather than matching another press.
Floor presses and shoulder presses already involve your triceps. This session keeps direct arm work short; you can add a small amount of triceps work if you have time and recover well.
Train your legs, chest, back and shoulders with a five-exercise dumbbell workout and clear set targets.
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