Make the spider curl even better: push the dumbbells together for a harder contraction. Once fatigued, move the elbows back to extend the set.
The box jump is an okay test, but it's not really a training method, at least not how most dopes do it. Here's why.
Like it or not, all diets come down to eating less. Here's a simple way to take control before meals.
Make your shoulders, upper back, and more feel great with this drill and its advanced variation.
It happens to coaches and trainers, and it can happen to you too.
Before you add more reps or more weight to your dips, first try tempo manipulation. Here's how.
Full ROM is good... usually. But most lifters carry it too far when it comes to the row, leading to problems.
New research shows that a single unhealthy meal can have devastating effects.
Can you pass this test? If you can't, make sure you're foam rolling and stretching your lats regularly.
Finish off your back day with this unique variation for complete back development.
Keep your shoulders healthy, stable, and strong with this unique accessory exercise.
This exercise will boost your deadlift and build your flat butt... but it looks weird. Who cares? Be weird.
Want a really strong core? Add this tough ab exercise to your program.
Add a slow negative to this classic strength and power movement and you'll get a great full-body exercises for athletes.
Start with 7 full reps, then do 7 top-half partials where you only come part of the way down. Finish with 7 bottom-half partials.
The stability ball crunch is a good exercise, but most people screw it up. Here's how to do it right for best results.
Begin with 7 full reps, then do 7 bottom-half partials, and finally 7 top-half partials.
Start with full reps, then do top-half partials, and finish with bottom-half partials. Your lats will hate you, but you'll love the results.
If this doesn't build your quads, nothing will. Do 7 full reps, 7 bottom-half partials, then 7 top-half partials without racking the bar.
Here's the latest info (pros and cons) on the tastiest pain reducer and inflammation fighter.
To get better, question the rules, just like great coaches do. Here's how one coach did it.
More women than ever are competing, and some of them want YOU to fund it. It's time to call them out.
Here's a quick overview that'll help you work your way up to a full muscle-up.
Training is the easy part. Nutrition is where things get tough. Here's one way to boost your dietary discipline.
