Coach Lee Boyce blew out both knees. The unconventional rules he used to bring himself back can help anyone with a musculoskeletal injury.
Maybe you're pretty strong. Great. But that just increases the odds that you can't do these easy movements that would allow you to get even stronger.
Here's a fantastic way to get your body ready to lift. And it'll only take about a minute.
Build strength and flexibility throughout the back and posterior chain with this exercise.
Is your lower back pain caused by a hip or posture issue? Take this simple test and find out.
Test yourself, gain mobility and functionality, and pick up some newfound strength across a greater range of motion. Here's how.
Get your blood flowing, activate your muscles, and prime your CNS in three quick steps.
Got forward-rolled shoulders? Tight scapulae? Try these.
Do this before you do overhead pressing exercises for better shoulder mobility. Bonus: It builds a strong core too.
Holding a static stretch for precisely this many seconds before doing a lift increases performance.
Test and improve shoulder rotation with this exercise.
Strengthen this part of your glutes and you'll improve your squats and deadlifts. You might even relieve some lower back pain.
Keep your knees, hips, and spine healthy and strong with this exercise.
Feeling beat up after leg day? Try this to work out the tightness and free up your mobility.
Most postural correction movements are missing the big picture. Here's what will really fix your posture fast.
Do this simple stretch to avoid pec injuries, bicep tears, wrist pain, and even tendinitis.
Want to push your limits in the gym? Then you need this.
Use this simple technique to prevent overuse injuries and ease your elbow pain.
Are your favorite mobility drills actually working? Try these proven alternatives.
Some of the best warm-ups for lifting actually come from the yoga studio. Here are a few that anyone can use. No Lululemon required.
What are your ankles doing when you squat? It's important. Here's why.
Take this quick test to find out. The result will determine how you should best train work capacity.
Generate more power. Press, throw, and punch like a beast. Use this drill.
Wake up your upper back, shoulder stabilizers, and more with this simple warm-up exercise.
This simple drill will get your chest, back, and shoulders ready for the heavy stuff. Check it out.
