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TRAIN WITH INTENTION

Get to know your strength.

From muscle anatomy to good technique. Build a session you understand.

01 / EXPLORE YOUR ANATOMY

Know the muscle. Learn the move.

Select a region on the body, or explore a muscle group below.

33 anatomical regions
See 7 exercises
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Front deltoid · select regionSide deltoid · select regionUpper chest · clavicular portion · selectedChest · sternocostal portion · selectedBiceps · long head · select regionBiceps · short head · select regionBrachialis · illustrative cutaway · select regionTriceps · medial head · illustrative cutaway · selectedBrachioradialis · select regionWrist & finger flexors · select regionPronator teres & quadratus · illustrative cutaway · select regionRectus abdominis · select regionInternal & external obliques · select regionTransversus abdominis · illustrative cutaway · select regionVastus lateralis · select regionRectus femoris · select regionVastus intermedius · illustrative cutaway · select regionVastus medialis · select regionGastrocnemius · select regionSoleus · select region
Select a region to explore Male schematic · dashed outlines show deep regions.
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A schematic guide. Deep muscles and heads are simplified; exercises involve several regions together.

02 / CHOOSE YOUR FOCUSBrowse a group

Chest

The collarbone portion of pectoralis major.

Shoulder flexion and bringing the arm inwardAnatomy reference
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03 / LEARN YOUR MOVEMENT

7 exercises

Star a movement to find it again. Saved on this device.

Compare two movements Primary muscles, assisting muscles and your history
DumbbellBeginner
Primary
Biceps · long head · Biceps · short head · Brachialis
Assisting / stabilizing
Brachioradialis · Wrist & finger flexors
Your logged practice
0 training days · 0 working sets

Both biceps heads bend the elbow. This curl also trains the separate brachialis.

DumbbellBeginner
Primary
Brachialis · Brachioradialis
Assisting / stabilizing
Biceps · long head · Biceps · short head · Wrist & finger flexors
Your logged practice
0 training days · 0 working sets

The neutral grip involves the brachialis and brachioradialis, while both biceps heads assist.

Shared muscles do not make movements identical. Technique, range and equipment matter; selecting a muscle head does not isolate it.

YOUR WEEK · UPPER CHEST · CLAVICULAR PORTION

0 primary sets · 0 assisting sets logged since Monday

Completed working sets only. A set may involve several regions, so muscle counts are not additive.
Make the movement yours

Start with a manageable weight, a comfortable range, and controlled reps. Stop if a movement causes pain.

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