← Back to Exercise Catalog

Body Focus Areas

Find exercises that target specific areas of the body for enhanced mobility, strength, and function

The AbilityFix system organizes exercises by body focus to help you target specific areas. Whether you're looking to strengthen your upper body, improve lower body mobility, or develop core stability, you can find exercises designed for your specific needs.

Each category below represents exercises focused on different body regions, allowing you to create balanced workouts or concentrate on areas that need special attention.

Target Body Regions

🏊

Full Body

Comprehensive exercises engaging multiple muscle groups

View Exercises
💪

Upper Body

Focuses on arms, shoulders, chest, and upper back

View Exercises
🦵

Lower Body

Targets legs, hips, and glutes

View Exercises

Core & Trunk

Exercises for abdominals, back, and pelvic muscles

View Exercises

Specialized Focus Areas

🔄

Joint Mobility

Exercises specifically designed to improve range of motion in key joints throughout the body

View Exercises
⚖️

Balance & Stability

Improve coordination and reduce fall risk with exercises that challenge your equilibrium

View Exercises
🧘

Flexibility

Gentle stretching and mobility exercises to improve overall flexibility and reduce stiffness

View Exercises

Exercise Guidelines

When selecting exercises by body focus, consider these general recommendations:

Balanced Approach:

  • Variety: Include exercises for all major body regions over the course of your weekly routine
  • Balance: If focusing on one area, consider complementary exercises for opposing muscle groups
  • Rotation: Alternate focus areas between sessions to allow for recovery

Targeted Training:

  • Specific Needs: It's appropriate to emphasize certain body regions based on your rehabilitation or fitness goals
  • Progressive Loading: Gradually increase the challenge for targeted areas as strength improves
  • Form Priority: Always prioritize proper form over intensity, especially when targeting specific muscle groups

Important Considerations:

  • Medical Guidance: If rehabilitating a specific body region, follow healthcare provider recommendations
  • Core Integration: Remember that core engagement is important in nearly all exercises, regardless of primary focus
  • Rest Periods: Allow 24-48 hours of recovery for intensely worked muscle groups

Related Tags

#upper-body #lower-body #core #full-body #targeted-exercise #muscle-groups