Common sense and dirty tricks combine for the perfect workout checklist. Which important steps are you missing?
The reason you're not doing one of these squats is because it's hard. The reason you're not doing the other is because you probably never thought about it. Check it out.
The way we see it, there are two types of lifters: those who like trisets, and wusses. Here's an article for the former.
Bust through plateaus and challenge your muscles in new ways with this killer list of upper body exercises.
A few programming tweaks for your body type can mean the difference between muscle growth and stagnation.
Sprinting - for awesome quads AND a lean body - is one of those activities we can all do, but few of us do it right.
Train these often-neglected muscle groups and watch your bench, squat, press and deadlift skyrocket.
Build your scrawny looking delts, weak upper chest, and nearly nonexistent serratus. Here’s how.
Why you shouldn't train biceps before shoulders or do bench dips, upright rows, or even the bench press! (Don't worry, the author gives solid alternatives.)
GVT works, if you can handle it. Here are the pros and cons.
Double your muscle building by working one limb at a time? What'chu talkin' 'bout, Wilis?
A body that's out of balance is an injury waiting to happen. Here are some diagnostic tests (and remedies) that even the guy who hates diagnostic tests will love.
To cure ILS, make your imaginary lats real and huge. This brutal back workout will do the trick.
Knee pain got you walking real funny-like? Here's what to do and what NOT to do.
Everyone loves the front squat, right? Yeah, probably not. But you’d grow to love it if you fixed these common weaknesses.
The best exercises for building muscle aren't always the most popular ones. Here are a few effective, yet underrated, moves for legs, arms, and chest.
Varying your lifting speed is a great way to promote growth. Here's how to choose the right tempo to reach your goals.
This classic bodybuilding program does what most programs can’t: it allows you to build muscle and lose some fat at the same time. Check it out.
Do your tight muscles need more stretching or just better stretches? Find out here.
You don’t have to be an Olympian to do these. If you want to burn fat, increase power, and gain athleticism, master these lifts.
Everybody wants to add more wheels to their squat, bench, and deadlift. But sometimes it's the little things that trip us up. Give this a read and start hitting some PR's.
Cardio, functional training, and mobility. Check out this fresh take on the stuff lifters love to hate.
A lot of supersets just don't make any sense, physiology-wise. Here's some methodology to support your passion for pairing.
A classic tool ripped straight from page one of the Old School Training Bible for serious gains in size and strength.
Hey, tall guy, you know all those lifting rules that apply to short people - the ones that got no reason to live? They don't apply to you.
