Learn this and make it a staple. Here's how it's done.
Use these strategies to make gains and perfect your pull-ups. Here's how.
Do finisher sets to torch more calories and reveal your muscle. Here's how.
Suck at pull-ups? Avoid machines and use this training technique instead. Check it out.
The stir-the-pot exercise will strengthen your core like nothing else. Here's how to do it.
You can get sore and not make progress. And you can make progress and not get sore. Here are the facts.
Awaken the nervous system before training to recruit more muscle fibers. Here's how.
Constant time under tension mimics occlusion training and stimulates growth. Try this workout.
This variation of the cable curl strengthens the core and biceps at the same time. Here's how to do it.
Stress and anxiety keep you from getting restorative sleep. That kills gains. Here's how to squash stress and sleep deeply.
Stress can rob you of your gains. Enhance your body's ability to adapt naturally. Here's how.
Regular stretching often does more harm than good, especially for lifters and strength athletes. Here's why.
Pick one lift and do 3-4 sets at 80% of your max at the end of every training session. Here's why.
This puts you in a safer, more efficient position for big pulls and new PRs. Here's why.
Perform these drills before you squat and you'll feel the difference.
Don't let injuries keep you from making gains. Here's how to wisely work around shoulder problems and keep getting stronger.
Do an exercise that deloads the spine immediately after one that loads it heavily. You'll get stronger and keep the spine healthy. Here's how.
Lift weights to lose fat. Use these 4 training tools for a smokin' physique.
Set a timer for five minutes and do as many pull-ups as you can. Here's why and how to program it.
Build your upper body and improve your overall athleticism with this crazy-looking exercise. Here's how.
Don't pull the dumbbell straight up. Instead, use a dragging J motion. Watch this video.
Yes, it hurts, but it'll also strengthen your entire body, from quads to upper back. Here's how to do it.
Turn food into muscle instead of storing it as fat by maximizing muscle nutrient uptake.
This workout builds muscle, increases work capacity, and burns fat. Check it out.
