Isometric Exercises You Should Be Doing and Why

Wall sit

Wall sits concentrate on strengthening your quadriceps muscles, which are located in your thighs.

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High plank hold

Raise your body into a high plank posture by pressing your hands into the ground, straightening your knees, and applying pressure to the balls of your feet. 

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Side plank

The side plank is a great way to work the muscles on the sides of your stomach, known as your obliques.

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Low squat

The majority of workouts may technically be made isometric simply keeping your body still throughout the contraction. 

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Overhead hold

Periodically hold the weight over your head for 20 to 30 seconds. However, if you're worried that you might lose the weight, stop before this.

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Glute bridge

Anyone trying to build more buttock strength will soon find that this exercise is a favorite.

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V-sit

Bending your knees slightly will extend your back and activate your abdominal muscles more. 

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Calf raise and hold

In place of performing standard calf raises by raising and lowering your leg, you will hold the highest position during this exercise.

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