What's the best form for push-ups? Elbows close or elbows flared? Neither really. Instead, make an arrow. Here's how and why.
The pull-through is a great exercise for building glutes, but here are two ways to make it even better.
Take this for just two weeks and see your endurance escalate and cortisol levels plummet.
Fix the most common problems and learn to perform it the right way to target the muscles you most want to improve.
If kipping your pull-ups is cheating, then this little trick is just the opposite. It'll make pull-ups even more challenging and keep your form tight.
It started out as a fine idea, at least for very overweight people, then things got weird.
The muscle-up looks cool, but if you're using bad technique then it's just a trick. Here's how to make it into an effective exercise.
This is one of the best overall torso and core builders. Here's how to do it.
This is an injury waiting to happen. Here's what to avoid and how to fix the problem.
Not only is this is a great exercise the lower body, it'll also improve your squat. Here's how.
Sometimes you have to break the rules to build muscle. Here's one example, plus a great way to build your chest.
For complete shoulder development, don't forget the anterior delts. This complex with light them up.
Tension builds muscle. Here's how to ramp it up to build your delts.
It looks crazy, but it'll build your delts and overhead strength like nothing else.
Most lifters struggle with getting their weight back on the deadlift. That leads to poor form and poor performance. Here's how to easily fix it.
Do this before your regular deadlift session and you'll perform better. Or just do it for bigger, stronger traps and lats. Here's how.
Not feeling motivated? Here are three ways to snap out of it and throw some iron around.
Can't get comfortable with the front squat? These drills will get you there.
This tough push-up variation not only hits your chest, it also challenges your core and improves shoulder stability.
With the 2/1 technique, you lift the weight using two limbs and lower the weight with one limb. Here's how it looks.
Want to do a proper kettlebell swing? Get kicked in the junk. Really, that's the perfect form cue. Here's why.
Find the type of training that fits your neurological and psychological profile and you'll succeed. Here's how.
A lot of people today foam roll their backs before or after training, but most are doing it wrong. Here's how to do it right.
