The mind quits before the body does. You're capable of much more than you think.
To be elite in any sport, you must be willing to make sacrifices, work hard, and be unbalanced.
The world is full of enablers that make you feel good about yourself while ultimately turning you into a sucky human being. Avoid these people like the plague.
is is a piece of the puzzle that most people think they have, but really don't. It's true in the gym and it's true in the rest of your life.
Dave Tate is not a motivational speaker. He just kicks your butt into gear by telling you the cold hard truth. So listen up.
Goal setting requires an ongoing assessment. Here's what lifters should know about making it from point A to point B.
There's nothing sexier than a fit, confident, strong woman. Here's how to turn your cardio queen into a T Vixen.
Why do we hit the weights day after day to get stronger or build more muscle? Here are three reasons you can probably relate to.
The proper use of back-off sets, the truth about going to failure, and 5 other rarely discussed habits of great lifters.
Dave Tate talks about injuries, nutrition, technique, peri-workout nutrition, and in general, busting your balls in the gym.
The next phase in Dave's iron evolution is helping others, and he's starting with you.
Knowledge is power, but knowledge can also be limiting. Real progress occurs when you harness the power of the belief effect.
How combining the threads of training, career, and family can make for a full, fit life.
Some of our greatest accomplishments are the result of good mentoring. Here’s who guided 5/3/1’s Jim Wendler.
Thirty years of iron work ends at the top of the mountain - with the Mountain Dog.
From walk-on to scholarship football player - a guide to achieving your dream, whatever it is.
Your brain determines your success as much as your muscles. Here's how to make sure that blob of gray matter doesn't get the best of you.
Figuring out what point B is, the problems with goal setting, and realistic body fat percentages.
How does a broken-down powerlifter turn himself into a jacked-up bodybuilder? He gets help from three top coaches.
When Dave Tate retired from powerlifting, he was a physical wreck. So he took matters into his own hands and came up with an unorthodox cure.
Here's a basic, balls-out program that works around the busy guy’s life.
What you need to know about the Maximum Effort Method, Dynamic Effort Method, Repetition Method, and putting them all together.
From fat loss to strength to motivation, this iconic strength coach shares his wisdom on success, in the gym and out.
What every lifter should know about personal responsibility, the greatest factor for success, and the benefits of adversity.
Twenty things you need to know to get stronger, train smarter, and lift for the long haul.
