Choose the best dietary fats and dial in your intake. Here's why.
Build your quads and improve your standard deadlift with this variation.
See this pro bodybuilder's recommendation for dietary fat. Hint: It's the opposite of the USDA.
Murder your legs with this variation. Do 1-2 sets of 8-10 reps at the end of leg day.
Turn this lift into a quad builder with a closer stance. Keep the hips down and chest up to keep the stress on the legs and off the back.
Sure, a big butt is all the rage right now, but a thick female back is hot, and any woman can build herself one. Here's how.
Single-leg trap bar exercises in the style of the Reeves deadlift (hands on plates, not bar) provides the perfect stimulus for crushing every muscle in the body.
New research shows that cussing can boost anaerobic power and grip strength. Here's the science.
Do this simple stretch to avoid pec injuries, bicep tears, wrist pain, and even tendinitis.
Having a TV-induced craving? Don't suffer needlessly, but don't blow your diet either. Here's what to eat.
You see dumb guys doing this every week in the gym. Don't be one of them.
Phytochemicals, fiber, filling low-calorie volume... try this for one week and you'll get it all.
Choose the right sources and dairy is not only healthy, it's also a muscle-building powerhouse.
Most people can do a lot of push-ups... with terrible form. Here's how to fix that and build upper-body strength.
Think those TRX-style gadgets are just for newbies? Think again. Try these challenging exercises.
If you can't do your bodyweight for 6-8 reps, then it's time to bring up your single-leg strength.
If chest size if your goal, don't use the common spread-the-bar-apart cue. Instead, squeeze the bar in. Here's why.
Let's take a closer look at training science, bro-science, and the gurus who claim to know it all.
Looks crazy, but when used as a supplement to your regular benching it can really promote healthy shoulders and boost your standard bench press.
There are a lot of strength tests out there, many unrealistic. But here's one that you and everyone else should be able to pass.
This targets the glutes, hamstrings, postural muscles and, of course, the rear delts.
This is a true multi-functional exercise. It not only works the rear delts, but it nails the entire posterior chain from head to toe.
Make every day better. Start it by working on yourself and getting your mind right. Here's how.
This technique uses a pause during the lowering portion of the rep. Great for strength development, technique improvement, and muscle growth.
