All workouts

Beginner Upper Body: Inverted Row Bent Knees & Resistance Band Standing Chest Press

A 30-minute upper body session at beginner level. 9 video-guided movements — including Inverted Row Bent Knees and Resistance Band Standing Chest Press — using bodyweight, dumbbells, kettlebell, resistance band. Follow along with demo clips, timed rests and set logging.

30 min 9 exercises

The workout

  1. 1

    Inverted Row Bent Knees

    3 × 10

    Pull your chest towards the bar, keeping your body straight from knees to shoulders. Works back and biceps.

  2. 2

    Resistance Band Standing Chest Press

    3 × 10

    Stand with band anchored behind you, press handles forward from chest level. Works chest, front delts, and triceps.

  3. 3

    Kettlebell Bent Over Row

    3 × 10

    Hinge at hips, keep back flat, pull kettlebell towards your hip. Works back and biceps.

  4. 4

    Resistance Band Overhead Shoulder Press

    3 × 10

    Stand on the band, press handles directly overhead, extending arms fully. Works shoulders and triceps.

  5. 5

    Kneeling Push Up To Child Pose

    3 × 10

    Perform a push-up on your knees, then sit back into child's pose. Works chest, triceps, and shoulders.

  6. 6

    Band Standing Rear Delt Row

    3 × 10

    Hold band with arms extended, pull outwards and back to squeeze shoulder blades. Works rear delts and upper back.

  7. 7

    Lying Upper Body Superman Row

    3 × 10

    Lie face down, lift chest and arms slightly, then pull hands towards shoulders. Works upper back and rear delts.

  8. 8

    Dumbbell Lying Triceps Extension

    3 × 10

    Lie on your back, extend dumbbells up, then bend elbows to lower behind head. Works triceps.

  9. 9

    Dumbbell Drag Curl

    3 × 10

    Keep elbows pinned back along your sides, curl dumbbells straight up your body. Works biceps.

Get a personalised plan built around your goals, equipment and level.

Build my plan

Exercise guidance is educational only. Adjust to your fitness level and any injuries, and consult a qualified professional before starting a new program.

More workouts to try

Train with a plan built around you