Hit a new PR in about a month using these proven deadlift-boosting exercises.
Build upper-back strength and improve your grip with this classic but almost forgotten exercise.
Don't make this common mistake. Here's how to truly lock out your deadlift to get the most out of it.
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NFL athlete Josh Hawkins uses this exercise to build overhead strength. Because of the bands, the resistance gets stronger as you near lockout.
RDLs are great, but if you're after stronger glutes and hams, this Hammer Strength hack is even better.
With this partial/isolation superset method, do slow high-tension partials on one exercise followed immediately by an isolation exercise.
With the tempo-contrast method, different types of contractions recruit more muscle fibers. Do 2 reps slow (5 seconds up, 5 seconds down) then 2 fast reps. Do either 8 or 12 total reps per set.
Sled drags are great for quads, but you can also use them to get in some bonus back work by pulling your elbows down and back.
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The quick set-up allows you to take advantage of the stretch shortening cycle in your hip extensors. It takes practice, but it should become second nature and fast.
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Turn on your central nervous system before lifting to unlock your strength potential and prevent injuries. Here's how.
Food diaries are helpful, but tedious and time sucking. Researchers have found something that works just as well, and it's kinda fun.
Do this CNS primer before upper-body training and you'll lift heavier, move better, and prevent injuries.
There's more to core training than crunches. Try this anti-lateral flexion exercise.
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Use submaximal isometrics to build better triceps. Hold your first rep isometrically, then do 8-12 regular reps.
What to build muscle? Lift a heavy weight and keep the tension on the working muscles for an extended time. Here's how to do it with rows.
Training to failure works. Period. Just incorporate it wisely. Here's one way to do it for chest training.
Correct your ugly, injury-causing push-up technique with this drill.
The one-arm dumbbell bench press not only hits your chest, it helps you build core anti-rotation strength.
Train five different portions of the force-velocity curve in a series of exercises and you'll build muscle and get strong rapidly. Details here.
Are you missing a big portion of your hammies? You are if you're neglecting to do these two things.
