A fresh look at a very old way to get big and strong. If you feel like you leave the gym not having worked hard enough, this method is for you.
Some coaches say to cycle through dozens of exercises to prevent losing your gym boner. Will this endless variation make us better, or are we just indulging the ADHD crowd?
Most benchers exhibit 1 of 4 problems. Here are 6 innovative fixes, including chaos bench-presses, iso-hold bench presses, and dead-start upper-body box jumps.
Whatever your squat problem, be it eccentric strength, bottoms up strength, full-body tension, or posterior chain involvement, Todd B. has an exercise solution.
The most radical gains of your life won't come by accident. For that, you need a gut full of ambition and a borderline crazy plan.
In his quest to pull 600, Todd Bumgardner threw all his conventional deadlift wisdom out the gym window.
Caffeine overloads, tragic neglect of kettlebells, wayward experimentation, and other mistakes that made coach Bumgardner the butt of cruel jokes.
A sweet 8-week program to build up your entire shoulder girdle with some unorthodox protocols.
Carpet-bombing your body with dozens of mobility drills is painfully boring. Here's how tactically using just a few in between big lifts can make you bigger and stronger.
Some great unexpected exercises and techniques to pull your deadlift out of its hole.
15 benching, squatting, and deadlifting tips to lead you to the powerlifting promised land.
Everybody wants to add more wheels to their squat, bench, and deadlift. But sometimes it's the little things that trip us up. Give this a read and start hitting some PR's.
Most trainees have no business performing half-reps of any exercise, but partial deadlifts are another story. Here's a solid partial range pulling program that will get your full deadlifts moving in the right direction.
Whether your goal is to smash PR's or steamroll opposing quarterbacks, the key to outstanding performance is outstanding preparation. Here's how to set-up a GPP program that sets you up for success.
Nothing builds the deltoids like the overhead press. Here's a primer on what to do before getting under the bar.
Compensatory acceleration, plyometrics, and board presses - the ultimate tools to explosive bench pressing.
You can't consider yourself a ballsy lifter if you're terrible at pull-ups. Here are five tests to see Here are five tests to see how you measure up.
Your pull is only as strong as your weakest link, and for many, it's not the lower back that's holding you back.
Whether you're an athlete or bodybuilder, you should be training your neck. Here's the smart way to do it.
