The Shotgun Method allows you to train for both size and symmetry without having to skimp on either. It actually allows you to concentrate on the big lifts without neglecting isolation exercises that address lagging body parts.
If you've only been training for a couple of years, just about anything you do in the weightroom will make you stronger. However, those of you who have been training a bit longer need to pull out the heavy artillery.
You finished boozing it up over the holiday? Good. Cuz it's time to put what's left of your brain matter to use in understanding the nervous system and how utilizing it can make you stronger and better lookin'.
The proven way to build both size and strength that’s been working since 1960. Here’s how to do it.
How one man kicked drugs, lost fat, built muscle and transformed his life.
Five things you should be doing – some in the gym, some at the dinner table – to help you reach your body comp goals.
Doug Hepburn was the first man to bench 500 pounds, drug-free. His old school strength advice still stands up. Check it out.
Magnum guns, bowling pin forearms, and a Herculean torso, all in one article.
Maybe you're not injured and you don't plan on being injured. (Ha!) Regardless, this article contains secrets to the weightlifting universe that will help you understand how the body works and, as they say, knowledge is power.
The second phase of a three-month plan designed for those who want to get bigger and have the power and strength to back it up.
How to use neurolinguistic programming to reach your physique goals.
If you can almost see your abs, but not quite, this plan is for you. Warning: It’s tough!
Five healthy recipes you gotta try.
Has Mike discovered the Holy Grail of training programs? Has he figured out a way to keep the body from adapting? Can he levitate just by using the power of his mind? Answers to these questions and more are contained herein.
How to fix your bad push-up mechanics plus several new variations to try out. Check it out.
The general rule is, if you can lift 200 pounds for 8 reps, then you should be able to do 250 pounds for one rep. Too bad that rule doesn't work for the vast majority of people. Here's a better way.
Some call it the ultimate triceps movement, others call it, "that exercise that hurts the top of my head and makes me see birdies." Either way, you ought to be doing Partial Overhead Presses.
You may be hurt, but it doesn't mean you can't train. Tony Gentilcore tells you how to work out, scream a lot, and still get a training effect while you're injured.
It's hard to work fruits and vegetables into your diet, especially vegetables. It's not like you can add spinach or broccoli sprouts to muffins, cheesecakes, and pancakes... or can you?
Q & A with one of the world's premier strength coaches.
Fat guys have great calves. Here’s how to build them without the getting fat part.
To be a good fighter, you need a balance between strength, endurance, and mobility. Here’s what to do to ramp up all three.
Need to shock your muscles into new growth? Need to make that personal trainer with the oversized head and youth-sized Under Armour shirt drop his favorite baby blue dumbbell on his toe? Then this killer workout is for you.
Five warm-up routines and stretches that do more harm than good, plus some better ideas.
The first installment of a three-part series that'll turn you into a thick, dense, and rugged beast in three short months.
