It's something most of us fall prey to every day, but it can wipe out the benefits of exercise and worse, ruin our health.
Use this style of bar when internal shoulder rotation is a limiting factor and regular benching is painful.
How long do you have to wait before you train the same muscle group again? Not as long as you may think. Here's why.
Want to build a buttload of muscle? Talk to a big guy. Well, maybe. Sometimes their training and diet advice just isn't right for you. Here's why.
Fix your technique and turn up the time under tension with this brutal variation.
Using a tight, controlled range of motion (reducing any leg kicking) forces your abs to do more work.
Wake up your upper back, shoulder stabilizers, and more with this simple warm-up exercise.
People do this exercise with a dumbbell, but you'll get better results with an angled low cable.
Deadlift stuck? Then you're probably missing one important thing. Here it is.
Researchers study whether a new type of wobbly bar recruits more muscle than conventional steel bars.
Get more butt stuff done with this variation of the hip thrust.
For more gluteal activation, place the band around the feet.
These two simple cues will help you lift more weight and do it safely.
This is a great technique if your main goal is hypertrophy. Make each set last 30-40 seconds.
Here's a simple way to remember to add some variety to your training.
To improve your deadlift, use a combo of strength-skill work and progressive range of motion training (PRM). Here's how.
Paused squats are effective for developing absolute strength. Here's Dimitri Klokov performing them with an ungodly amount of weight.
Increase athleticism and smash your deadlift PR. Add this to your program. Here's how to do it.
Is it time for you to dump a favorite exercise and switch it for something new? Answer these three questions and you'll know.
Just about everything you need to know about one of the best squat variations out there.
Are you already as flexible as you need to be? Here's what science says.
Not many lifters think about the bottoms of their feet when they pull big weights. They should. Here's why.
Use heavy, moderate, and band resistance to build strong, healthy shoulders.
Use kettlebells for this complex, which includes two types of flyes and one press.
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