Train your maximus, but don't forget about your medius. Hit the upper glutes hard with this unique exercise variation.
The injury potential outweighs the benefits, plus there's a much better exercise for abs. Check it out.
Nagging joint pain - everyone deals with it at some point. But don't think a little time off is going to cure it. Be proactive to get long-term relief. Here's how.
A noted performance enhancing drug expert examines CrossFit and answers the controversial question: are top CrossFitters using PEDs?
Use this simple math formula to find your perfect bench press grip, prevent injuries, and lift a lot more weight.
The sumo deadlift shortens the ROM, works the hips more, and is less stressful on the back than conventional deadlifts.
The rowing machine may be the best conditioning tool out there for strength athletes. Here's how to use it.
Don't read this unless you want to get bummed out about how you've been training the wrong grips, rep ranges, and exercises for your biceps, your back, and your entire lower body.
A heavy bar across your back and peanut butter sandwiches in your belly: it's time to build mass the Dan John way!
Which is really better for your goals? Each has its pros and cons. Read this to help you decide.
Your Guide to Losing Fat While "On"
Everything you ever wanted to know about advanced periodization for strength training.
Are you one of these types of people? Hope not. Because they never make any progress. Check out the list.
A developed upper chest will set your physique apart from the crowd. Here's how to build it.
A 6-month long study used experienced lifters to pinpoint what amount of volume would build the most muscle and strength. Here's what they found.
Are your hammies on the puny side even though you train them? Here's how to build them with science and sweat.
Do this quick routine once per week and you'll be shocked by your newfound gains.
It's terrible... but only if you already have bad posture and shoddy shoulders. Here's why, plus how to fix those issues.
Make it easier to build muscle by doing brutally hard things, like 20-rep squats. Here's your complete 6-week plan.
For most people, the upright row is a shoulder wrecker. Here's a better exercise.
Explosive training doesn't mean endless sets of power cleans. Here are 10 ways to power-up.
Do you turn sideways and disappear? Then you need to work on back thickness. Pull-ups alone won't do it either. Try these exercises.
One less excuse for puny calves, one more exercise for growing them, and one more trick to beat them into submission.
If you want to grow your delts, you've got to train them often, but you've also got to be smart about it. Here’s how.