Contrast promotes recovery. Here's how to arrange your workouts to take advantage of it for size and strength.
Many experts consider the crunch unsafe, but it can still be a good ab exercise if you follow a simple rule. Check it out.
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Put on your gym-face. Add these two intensity-extending techniques into your program.
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Use a unique variation of the plank to bench press more weight safely. Here's how.
This is brutal, nasty, and highly effective. Challenge a friend to join you. Or an enemy. Here's how to do it.
This is tough and it'll leave you gasping for air. In other words, you'll love it. Check it out.
Lose fat, stay focused, and increase work capacity with this simple tool. Here's how.
No sleep, no gains. Here's how to get better sleep and maximize recovery.
This time-saving combo will build your back, rear delts, and biceps. Here's how to do it.
Reverse cable side bends hit the abs and obliques in a whole new way. Here's how to do them.
Test your mettle AND improve your squat numbers with this brutal challenge. Check it out.
Get ripped without losing muscle mass. Here's how.
Most people leave out this part of the ab training equation. Don't do that. Try this challenging exercise.
Shake up your back training with two variations of this lat exercise. Here's how.
Six reasons the trap bar is just plain awesome. Check 'em out.
We bet you've never tried this explosive biceps exercise. Check it out.
Think potatoes are "bad" carbs because of some study you heard about? Turns out the studies were bad, not the spuds. Here's the truth.
Blast your chest with this unique dumbbell bench press variation. Here's how to do it.
Got small quads, a weak chest, or lagging triceps? Here's the smart way to bring them up to par.
Too many antioxidants is not better than too few, and may do more harm than good. Here's what you need to know.
Improve your conditioning and test your mettle with this unique exercise. Here's how to do it.
Sometimes they're needed, and sometimes you're just setting yourself up for future injury. Here's why.
