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Have you ever made up your own exercise?

Technically speaking, yes. But it turns out there's nothing new under the sun, and what I had come up with on my own later turned out to be a Yates Row.
 
Generally just vatiations of movements in machines theyre not intended for because I train at a shitty commercial gym

Good mornings in a hack squat
Donkey calf raises in a hack squat with a suspended wooden block
Hyperextension on a preacher bench against the cable crossover
GHR in the squat rack with a bosu ball + bands
Chest supported row on the lying hamstring curl
 
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and I'll call these the Klokov Jumps as he was the first person I seen doing them.

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Never had a name but I used to do a calf exercise I've never seen anyone else do.

Basically a farmers walk with a calf raise each step.

Worked well at the time when I could do them outside where there were hills and uneven terrain. Haven't done them in a long time because I train in a commercial gym now and don't really need extra calf work.
 
I been thinking of building a machine that will simulate the twisting action of an ore when ya do some rowing.
 
Yeah a few but there is nothing new under the sun, so after googling them can see plenty of people already doing them
 
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