(And one that really doesn't hurt much at all)
Bring on the Pain-Upper Body
Part 2 continues to look at muscle catabolism, in addition to giving you methods by which to conduct fiendish laboratory-like experiments on yourself!
The Joys of Salivary Hormone Testing
Want to find out what it really takes to build a great physique? Then take a peek into the training journal of someone who's already done it.
Why would someone who once fervently rallied the industry against steroids eventually succumb to their call?
Heavy weights. Forced reps. Negatives. They freakin' hurt. There's just no denying it. And yet we punish ourselves with these techniques like a bad boy at Mistress Cruella's House of Pain.
Bring on the Pain-Upper Body
Biceps Exercises for the Genetically Challenged
Train your hamstrings, adductors and abductors with this unique exercise.
The Armory: Anti-Estrogens and Aromatase Inhibitors
Amaze Your Friends, Stun Your Enemies
Healthy eating isn't as clear or simple as it sounds. But this is! Plan your meals for leanness, athleticism, health, and strength. Here's how.
In this article, we'll look at the variations of the shrug that can be used to accomplish several specific objectives.
Bring the Pain – Part III
I remember when I first got the notion of how powerful the psychology behind training can be.
Everything you need to know about post-workout nutrition.
Think you have what it takes to make it in the world of elite sports? Do you have immense talent and ability?
Everything you need to know about post-workout nutrition.
One of my central operating paradigms is the realization that all methods, devices, philosophies and techniques involved in strength training have specific benefits and drawbacks. If your training lacks sufficient diversity, you'll accumulate the drawbacks and habituate to the benefits. And that ain't good.
