We all fall into one of these two categories. Knowing your type will help keep you motivated. Check it out.
Sure, you'll build muscle and strength, but there's more. Here's what non-lifters just don't know.
How weight training can improve your mindset and your entire life.
Here's how to increase muscle fiber recruitment to build bigger, stronger pecs. And most people never even do it.
Here's the smart way to build training intensity and keep the gains coming.
Improve your performance on seated rows and biceps curls by doing this trick between sets.
Yes, it's odd looking. But it's also a super effective way to trigger new arm growth. Take a look.
Make this classic arm builder even better. Here's how.
You might be standing in the way of your own progress and not even know it. Here's how to zoom out and evaluate your training.
A new study shows that you need more post-workout protein than you thought. Check it out.
New to deadlifting or just getting back into it? Here's the smart way to prepare your body in just four workouts
No muscle gains? No fat loss? Answer these questions to make sure you have the basics covered.
If you miss your big pulls at the bottom of the lift, there are three problems that need to be addressed. This accessory exercise fixes them all.
If you think your muscles need to be "confused" every workout, then you're, well, kinda confused. Here's why.
You see these jackasses a lot lately. It's time to call out the two worst offenders.
Stop butchering the barbell row. Do this accessory exercise, find your form flaws, then get back to heavy rows. Check it out.
Sounds crazy, but many top strength athletes are starting to do it. Check this out.
There are two long-term solutions to yo-yo dieting and bad eating habits, but not many people want to hear them. Too bad.
Many top strength athletes do this. Here's why you should do it too.
Sprinting is like jogging for people who want to look good naked. Here's how to get started without getting hurt.
Here's how emulating their favorite competitor is wrecking many female lifters, plus a better approach.
The scale is just one tool for evaluating your progress, and not even a good one. Here's what you need to know.
Recover faster from tough workouts and prepare your body to hit it hard again. Here's how.
Most power exercises focus on the legs. This one is for upper body only. Take a look.
