In bodybuilding's Golden Age, few shone as brightly as Serge Nubret. Let's learn a thing or two from this recently departed legend.
An effective shoulder rehab plan needs to be intelligent, slow, and methodical. Check out this one by Jim Wendler.
Everything you ever wanted to know about your glutes… and more. Check it out.
Here’s why athletes and bodybuilders need more, not less, sodium in their diets to ensure optimal health, performance, and even gains.
Thib, you have some impressive quads! Any secret leg training strategies you'd like to share with us?
Cutting body fat doesn't have to mean cutting out the carbs. Get shredded with this carb cycling approach and hang on to more muscle in the process.
Even serious lifters need to do a little grooming. Yes, even powerlifters. Here's some of our favorite stuff.
Natural lifters shouldn't be doing the same workouts as juiced lifters – and that goes for cardio too! Here's what to do and what to avoid.
Newbies do it, and it can even sneak into an experienced lifter's workouts. Here's what to watch out for.
If you're doing fewer than 12 reps for legs, you're just doing maintenance training. Try this instead.
Do selfie-obsessed fitness chicks hold the secret to building muscle? The glute girls do. Here are 8 things you can learn from them.
Getting lean is easy. Getting shredded is the hardest thing you'll ever do. Here are the 8 differences you need to know.
From fitness celebrities to reality stars, augmented asses are everywhere. Here's how they do it and how to spot the pretenders.
The Smith machine is used by bodybuilders, strongmen, and powerlifters. And they're bigger and stronger than you, hater. Maybe it's time you learn to use it right. Here's how.
Can't get lean or stay lean? Can't handle carbs? Impaired gene expression and nutrient partitioning could be the problem. Here's how to fix it.
Fix this common posture problem. Not only will you look better, but you'll get better results from training.
Whether you're taking a planned break from training or you're struck by sickness or injury, there are plenty of things you can do to prevent muscle loss.
High-rep pull-ups are cool, but you'll stagnate and bang yourself up if you keep chasing volume. Instead concentrate on adding weight.
Have the recent economic woes led you to consider becoming a personal trainer? You should read this first.
Understanding the science of sets, reps, and muscle-specific fiber composition will make you sound smarter. Going to the gym and applying that knowledge will make you bigger.
Thibs is on a mission. The angry Canadian wants to see the incidence of training stupidity decrease. Are you a "kitchen sink" trainer or coach? Have you misinterpreted the concept of overtraining? If so, duck!
Strength coach Ian King lists his top exercises for building mass. Are you doing them all?
Skinny? Interested in packing on muscle mass and having the strength to back it up? This program is for you.
Everything you need to know to develop a strong, powerful core.
