It's highly likely that lifters will mistakenly be diagnosed with high blood pressure. Here's why.
Haven't nailed a muscle-up yet? Use this variation to work your way up and get a feel for it.
These two drills will improve your mobility so you can lift more weight comfortably and finally build some decent quads.
This has been called the most complete upper-body exercise. Want to learn it? Here's a quick guide.
Your body wants to be in either an anabolic or catabolic state. Here's how to balance cardio, diet, and lifting for better body composition.
Choose rep ranges like this to organize your training for better gains.
In this joint-friendly hip thrust variation, you'll target your hamstrings as well as your glutes.
Balanced training is great for beginners, but not so much for the experienced lifter. Here's why.
Build your glutes and hamstrings with just your bodyweight. Try this.
Want to get bigger? Finish off your workout with one of these set-rep schemes.
Is your nervous system too burned out to train productively? Coach Thibaudeau discusses this topic during one of our boot camps.
When should you add more weight? When should you add more sets? Coach Thibaudeau talks about these topics and more.
There's a halo of health around them, but are natural flavors any better than artificial flavors? You may be surprised.
After a boot camp workout, Coach Thibaudeau fields questions about external motivation and over-stimulating the nervous system.
Coach Thibaudeau discusses the four types of recovery after one our boot camp workouts.
It turns out that whole grains are hugely anti-inflammatory. Here's the science.
After one of our boot camp workouts, Coach Thibaudeau talked about several ways to progress in training.
Sequence these drills in this order before your next leg day and you'll have a better workout.
Stop grabbing your neck and cranking your head to the side to stretch it. Here's a better way.
A corrective complex is where you find a restricted muscle, roll it, mobilize it, and then activate its antagonist. Here's one for your tight back.
Improve hip mobility and strength with this exercise.
They can get annoying to other people sometimes, but science says they can also help you get lean. Check it out.
The NHC is a tough exercise for the hams and glutes. The key is to lower slowly under control and pull yourself back up. Too tough? Add a band.
Looks simple enough, but this is one of the toughest hamstring exercises there is.
