Why do some people get awesome results in the gym while others don't? It could be a number of things, but here's the most overlooked, and most important, factor.
Change up your workouts or you'll stop making progress. But change them too often and you'll never get good. Here's how to find the balance.
If you're interested in putting size on your legs, it's time to start loving the often ignored and much-maligned leg press again.
What would happen if you did push-ups and bodyweight squats every day?
Life has this annoying habit of interfering, but that doesn't mean training should get put on the back burner.
Adjust your diet like this and you'll lose more abdominal fat and build more muscle, even if you keep calories the same.
Jim Wendler's 5/3/1/ program promises slow and steady gains that will eventually turn you into the strongest guy in the gym. And it delivers, every time.
Sit a lot at work? Then your glutes and core are going to get weak. Here's an exercise to fix that.
This exercise was designed to stretch the QL muscles (often tight from too much sitting), but also hits the gluteus medius at the top.
Following a program isn't realistic or even smart for many experienced lifters. At a certain point, you'll probably want to go “program-free.” Here's how.
Training one body part per day is outdated, and full-body workouts don't always cut it. Push-pull-legs is superior for any goal. Here's why.
Bodybuilding is full of programs used by "enhanced" lifters, but most people don't take drugs and can't get good results. This effective program is for them.
The push-pull training split has been building slabs of muscle for generations. But can it be improved? You bet. Here's how.
The treadmill is for newbies and grannies. Try this out to ramp up your conditioning. It'll even boost brain power. Really.
Does sleeping in on weekends help you make up for poor weekday sleep? Or does it just make you fatter? Science has taken a look.
Like it or not, all diets come down to eating less. Here's a simple way to take control before meals.
A strength coach decides to throw the rules out the window and do high-frequency squatting. Here’s what happened.
Not using drugs? Then stop training like someone who is. Here's how to milk your training for all its worth when taking the natural route.
Losing fat is simple. Staying lean is difficult. Only about 10 percent of people are able to do it. Here's what they have in common.
Our experts set fire to the dumbest, most annoying training and diet trends. Are you blindly following any of them?
Your warm-up shouldn't be boring or ineffective. Here's how to stretch the right parts, move with ease, and prepare to destroy your workout.
The future of training is here. Your neurological type determines what kind of workouts you should be doing for maximum results. Learn your type now.
Good rehab tool, not always a good strength training tool. Here's why.
Ready to get lean but not ready to count every calorie? Here are three things you can start doing today.
