Basic Fitness by Micah Forsyth

Treadmill

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Stairmaster

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Stationary Bicycle

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Elliptical

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Dumbell Bicep Curls

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Cable Curl

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Preacher Curl

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Hammer curls

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Situps

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Plank

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Crunches

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Chest flys

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Bench Press

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Chest Press

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Pushup

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Pullups

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Pulldowns

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Dead Lift

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Squats

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Leg Press

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Lunges

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Hip thrusts

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Bella Joha

bellajoha80 — 2026-06-08 04:07:07 UTC

Before trying any subscription-based fitness service, I usually do a lot of research. One question I saw frequently online was is madmuscles a scam, so I decided to investigate user experiences and available information myself. What I found was a typical fitness platform with structured workout programs and subscription features similar to many other apps in the industry. As with any service, it's important to read the details carefully and understand what is included. Taking time to research usually provides a much clearer picture than relying on assumptions.