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Benches Exercises

559 exercises using Benches, with primary and secondary muscle activation, difficulty levels and step by step instructions.

559
Exercises
24
Muscle Groups
3
Difficulties

All Benches exercises

Reverse Hyper on Flat Bench

Bodyweight · Medium
GlutesHamstrings

Reverse Hyperextension on Bench

Bodyweight · Easy
GlutesHamstringsLower back

Reverse Plank Hold

Bodyweight · Medium
GlutesCoreHamstringsLower back

Reverse wrist curl on bench

Unknown difficulty
Outer forearm

Ring Bodyweight Row

Bodyweight · Medium
Middle backBicepsTrapezius

Ring Weighted Neutral Grip Inverted Row

Hard
Middle backBicepsTrapezius

Ring Weighted Pronated Grip Inverted Row

Hard
Middle backBicepsCoreTrapezius

Ring Wide Grip Inverted Row

Bodyweight · Medium
Middle backBicepsRear shouldersTrapezius

Roman Chair Sit Up

Bodyweight · Medium
AbsObliques

Rotating Push-Up

Bodyweight · Medium
Upper chestMiddle chestTricepsFront shouldersObliques

Rotator Cuff Warm-Up

Bodyweight · Easy
Rear shoulders

Rounded Back Extension

Bodyweight · Medium
Lower backGlutesHamstrings

Russian Twist on a Padded Stool

Bodyweight · Easy
AbsObliquesCore

Scapular Dips

Bodyweight · Easy
TrapeziusMiddle chest

Scott bench dumbbell curl

Medium
Biceps

Seated Air Bike on a Padded Stool

Bodyweight · Easy
AbsObliquesCore

Seated Alternate In-Out Leg Raise over Bench

Bodyweight · Medium
AbsCoreObliques

Seated Boat Row with a Towel on a Padded Stool

Bodyweight · Easy
Middle backBicepsCoreLower back

Seated Chin-Up (Legs Elevated)

Bodyweight · Easy
Middle backBicepsTrapezius

Seated Diagonal Knee Raise on Bench

Bodyweight · Easy
AbsObliquesCore

Seated dumbbell lateral raises

Easy
Side shoulders

Seated hammer curl

Easy
Biceps

Seated High Row with a Towel on a Padded Stool

Bodyweight · Easy
TrapeziusMiddle backBicepsRear shoulders

Seated In-Out Leg Raise over Bench

Bodyweight · Medium
AbsCoreQuadricepsInner thighs

How to train with Benches

Benches is one of the most versatile pieces of equipment in the gym, hitting multiple muscle groups with a single setup. It rewards good form and progressive overload, making it a staple for both beginner and advanced programs.

Combine compound lifts with focused isolation work to round out a session. Track your weights and reps over time to make sure each workout adds load, volume or quality compared to the last.

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