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Fitonomy provides 3D interactive animation of full-body exercises and audio cues to take you through the workout and make it easier to see how the exercise is supposed to be performed. Also, providing healthy meal recipes, makes Fitonomy the first app of its kind.

09/20/2026

Want to build a stronger, more defined back? Try these four moves. 💪

Each exercise works your back from a different angle, helping you target the upper back, mid-back, lats, and rear delts.

Keep your form controlled, focus on each pull, and don’t rush the reps.

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09/19/2026

Making this squat mistake? Here’s the fix. 🏋️‍♀️

One small change in your form can make your squat feel more stable and controlled. Fix your setup, slow down each rep, and get the movement right before adding more weight.

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09/18/2026

Are you doing sumo squats correctly? 🍑

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Both versions can work—your torso angle simply changes the focus:

• More upright — Greater emphasis on the quads and inner thighs.
• Slight forward lean — Push your hips back to place more emphasis on the glutes.

Keep your spine neutral, knees tracking over your toes, and reps controlled.

09/17/2026

Are you training the muscle you think you are?

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Small changes in your arm position can shift the focus:

• Lats — Keep your elbows close and pull toward your hips.
• Traps — Flare your elbows and pull toward your lower chest.
• Rear delts — Open your arms wide and lift to torso level.
• Front delts — Keep your arms forward and raise to shoulder height.

Control each rep and focus on the muscle doing the work.

09/16/2026

Gym or home—which one do you prefer?

No machine? No problem. A resistance band can help you train the same muscles from home. Keep the movement controlled, maintain tension, and focus on every rep.

Good workouts don’t depend on where you train—consistency matters most.

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09/15/2026

Does your grip change which muscles you work? 🤔

Yes—it can. A small adjustment in hand position can shift the focus to a different part of your back, helping you get more from every rep.

Try each variation, keep your form controlled, and notice where you feel the difference. 💪

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09/07/2026

Smith Machine Donkey Kickback: Glute Form Tips for Better Activation

Keep your core braced, spine neutral, and hips stable throughout the movement. Drive through your heel, avoid arching your lower back, and squeeze your glutes at the top of each controlled rep.

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09/06/2026

Seated Cable Row Form: Improve Back Activation and Control

Keep your feet planted, chest tall, and neck aligned with your spine. Pull the handle toward your torso with control while squeezing your shoulder blades together, and avoid rounding your back or pushing your head forward.

09/05/2026

Advanced Landmine RDL for Stronger Glutes and Hamstrings

Stand hip-width apart, brace your core, and keep your neck neutral. Push your hips back while keeping your shins mostly vertical, then drive through the hips to return to standing with control.

09/04/2026

Hip Abduction Machine: Lean Forward vs Lean Back

Both positions can work your hip abductors, but changing your torso angle can change how the exercise feels and where you notice the most tension. Keep the movement controlled, avoid using momentum, and find the position that gives you the best glute connection.

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