In part two of our interview, Alwyn Cosgrove talks about compliance, networking, and why aspiring actors should stay out of the fitness biz.
In the first half of our two-part interview with Alwyn Cosgrove, the veteran coach talks about business, psychology, and the art of getting clients sore in all the right places.
Dr. B reveals the ugly truth behind canola oil, along with discussions on the efficacy of rhodiola and whether there are any dietary aphrodisiacs.
The high-fructose corn syrup people are telling you their product is the same as sugar, but they're lying mo-fo's.
A veteran coach borrows a page from Westside to create the Omnibus Method, a new template for hypertrophy training.
A veteran lifter weighs in on building bigger arms, how to assess your weak points, and overcoming the tyranny of bad advice.
The look of a tiny waist and big-back is what makes heads turn. Build your upper body to achieve that look. Here's how.
Are squats and deadlifts all you need to work your core? Is it "bad" to do static stretches before weight training? Answers to these questions and more.
Stagnation is unacceptable. Revive your workouts and watch your muscle mass increase while your body fat decreases.
The first installment of our new series demolishes old ideas about getting bigger and stronger, addressing imbalances, and preventing injuries.
Christian tackles the myth of overtraining, why gymnasts and Olympic lifters look the way they do, and how growth occurs in spurts.
Dr. Bowden gives you the real truth about saturated fats, honey, fake health foods, coffee and much more.
Dr. Lowery comes out swinging against the high priests of high-carb diets and defends the honor of protein-loving meatheads.
Hope you didn't go food shopping yet, because you're about to make big-time changes to your grocery list.
Christian shows you how to blast your biceps into oblivion, damaging the muscle fibers so much that they either grow or die!
Cressey's 2008 lessons-learned include how to stay lean without really trying, loving the goniometer, how alcohol kills soft tissue quality, and lots more.
It's not how many reps you do, or how heavy the load is that matters. What matters is how long the sets last.
Three exercises, 25 total reps with a 4-6RM. Don’t worry about sets, rest periods, or even reps per round. Do it. Here’s how and why.
What do belly measurements really tell you? How much water should you drink? Those answers and much more here.
Cut your time in the gym without compromising your results? It's a smarter and more effective approach to training.
Doing squats on Bosu balls isn't functional. Neither is a lot of stuff you see people doing in the gym.
Six high-tech tactics that’ll get you even stronger.
Does diet soda make you fat? Is chia better than flax? Will tuna make your mercury rise? Dr. Bowden has the answers.
Nutritional tips for those who roll their eyes at the thought of counting, measuring, or recording anything, plus a cool new back exercise.
