Use this drill in any warm-up before squats or deadlifts. Check it out.
You won't get strong, skilled, or jacked if you're always trying to heal from injuries. Here's what's causing the most problems.
There are tons of trendy mobility drills and correctives. But lifters need to target the hips, shoulders, and spine the most. Do these and feel awesome.
If you're only going to do one mobility drill to improve your squat, this should be it.
Six quick mobility drills and stretches to cap off your lifting session.
Fixing your shoulder issues can even make your upper back and triceps feel better. Here's why and how to do it.
Use this neuromuscular release technique on your feet and don't be surprised when you start feeling better all over.
Back pain? Hip mobility issues? This quick fix is for you.
Pain makes it harder to lift and stay motivated. Not getting relief? Trigger point therapy may be your solution. Here's how to do it.
Prevent injury, perform better. Three exercises to try out.
This natural substance works as well as ibuprofen to stop knee pain but without the bad side effects.
Get more range of motion and improve your weightlifting technique with these simple stretches.
This old-school strength test can be used as a new-school method for building wrist mobility and strength. Check it out.
Wrist pain is common for those who lift big. Kill the pain by strengthening them and adding mobility. Here's what to do.
Do this simple exercise often to fix your posture and make your shoulders feel awesome when you go heavy.
No shoulder gains? Are they always hurting? Do this exercise once per day.
Do this before leg day and you'll feel the difference in your squats and deadlifts.
Fix your position and bench press without pain. Here's how.
Great stretch for tight hips, but easy to do wrong. Here's how to do it right.
Fix your ugly squat, improve ankle mobility, loosen tight hip flexors, and make your shoulders feel awesome. Here's how.
Recruit more muscle, build more muscle, and improve your pressing performance, all without pain. Here's how.
Hip injuries, back tightness, little aches or pains. These may be holding back your strength and size gains. Solve that problem with this move.
No need to stop squatting or even deadlifting if you've got a sore or injured back. Just make these 8 adjustments.
Foam rolling the IT band is popular, but it's not doing what you think it's doing. Here's what's really going on, plus a better method.
Most people really mess up this common pec stretch. Here's why you should avoid it and what you should replace it with.
