This three-part mechanical drop will have your lats, upper back, and arms begging for mercy.
Get stronger from the floor. This exercise combines deficit deadlifts (standing on a plate or platform) with farmers walk handles for a new stimulus.
Not every tough workout has to involve a barbell. Try this complex.
What do protein, dopamine, cravings, and body fat percentage have in common? Well, everything. Check out the science.
Consistency is good. But consistent lifting paired with life stress will halt your progress. Here's how to train so you can still make gains.
This conditioning finisher combines unilateral dumbbell movements with sled work. And yes, it'll get you shredded.
Combine sled work with a few dumbbell movements and you'll have the ultimate workout finisher.
The deadlift is awesome, but make sure you progress up to it correctly. You'll lift more and do it safely. Here's how.
This conditioning finisher will not only torch fat, it'll teach you to control your breathing in intense sports or workouts.
Are you really mastering a lift or mobility drill? Probably not. Here's why.
One station, three exercises. Give this a shot for bigger biceps, triceps, and delts.
Nail your shoulders, biceps and triceps with this series.
Got 5 or 10 minutes? Mindfulness drills like this one can reduce fasting glucose, making fat loss easier. Check it out.
Here's a video from one of T Nation's boot camps. In this intro, Coach Thibaudeau reviews several awesome training techniques.
Supplement your barbell and dumbbell rows with this great back training variation that also hits the core and even the glutes.
Protein powders made from insects are getting more popular. Here's what you need to know.
Boost your pressing frequency with this. With no eccentric component, the nervous system is spared. Great for off days or deloads.
Barefoot training and minimalist shoes were a big trend a few years ago, but everyone made one big mistake.
Try this ab-focused tri-set: stability-ball arch, straight-arm rollout and pike/push-up combo. Great for a crowded gym.
Should you be eating dirt? Well, sorta. Here's what you need to know about SBOs or soil based organisms.
Combine the lateral straight-arm pulldown, the triceps extension, and the high-to-low chop into one set.
Combine the face pull, triceps extension and straight-arm pulldown into one set when you're pressed for time or looking for a new challenge. Here's how.
Add these drills to your warm-up on leg day for smoother, safer squats and lunges.
Here's how to choose the right grip for your goal and the pros and cons of each.
