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Video Exercise Guide - fitgamee

Back Exercise

A science-backed back workout plan that targets all back muscles (latissimus dorsi, trapezius, rhomboid, and erector spinae), based on the principles of muscle activation and progressive loading.


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Biceps Exercise

To achieve fuller and stronger arms, it is important to understand that biceps training is not just about doing curls.
For maximum arm size and peak development, the two heads of the biceps brachii (long head and short head) must be trained... Read More

Strong and voluminous forearms are not only aesthetically pleasing but also critical for performance in exercises like bench press, deadlift, row, and pulling. This program compiles exercises that maximize forearm muscle activation, based on EMG analysi... Read More

Exercise Forms

Push-ups are one of the most effective upper body compound exercises that can be performed without equipment. However, incorrect technique can reduce chest, shoulder, and triceps activation while creating unnecessary stress on the shoulders and lower ba... Read More

Exercise Forms

Pull-ups are one of the most effective compound exercises for developing the upper back and biceps, especially the latissimus dorsi. However, technical errors reduce lat activation and turn the movement into a "arm pull." In this article, we discuss 4 c... Read More

Deadlifts are one of the most effective exercises for developing the posterior chain (gluteus, hamstrings, erector spinae). However, technical errors can significantly increase the risk of injury, especially by creating excessive shear force in the lumb... Read More

Squats are one of the most effective compound exercises for lower body development. However, incorrect technique can create unnecessary stress, especially in the lumbar spine, leading to decreased performance and increased risk of injury. In this articl... Read More

Full Body

A full-body workout model optimizes volume per muscle group per week while managing recovery in a balanced way. Workout “A”, included in this content, is designed with a focus on hypertrophy; it centers on fundamental compound movements and works al... Read More

If you want to increase muscle mass while simultaneously developing strength, a full-body workout model is one of the most effective approaches. In this content, you will find a full-body program focused on both hypertrophy and strength, prepared in acc... Read More

Lower Body

Core Principles of the Program:

Increasing quadriceps hypertrophy through knee-dominant movements (squat variations, leg press)

Optimizing gluteus and hamstring development with hip-dominant movements (Romanian deadlift, hip th... Read More

Lower body muscle development requires the combination of proper exercise selection, sufficient mechanical tension, and the principle of progressive overload.

In this guide, you will find one of the most effective leg training programs designed to... Read More

Shoulder exercise

This is a science-based training program designed to develop the shoulder muscles (anterior, lateral, and posterior deltoid heads) in a balanced way. It is based on EMG data and hypertrophy principles.

The program is built around the principles of... Read More

Triceps Exercises

The triceps muscle forms the foundation of large and powerful arms. Around 65–70% of arm circumference comes from the triceps; therefore, balanced training of all three heads (long head, lateral head, medial head) is necessary for maximum arm develo... Read More

Upper Body

The trapezius muscle cannot be developed solely by doing "shrugs." The upper, middle, and lower trapezius fibers have different functions, and each needs to be specifically targeted for maximum development. In this content, you will find the most effect... Read More

Upper Chest

The bench press is one of the most popular compound strength exercises used in weight training. It involves lying on a flat bench while pressing a barbell or dumbbells upward from chest level until the arms are fully extended. Because it engages multipl... Read More