Everything you need to know to develop a strong, powerful core.
Big Time Gains for the Part-Time Lifter
How to Identify and Correct Imbalances
Have you ever wanted to be recognized as an authority on bodybuilding, powerlifting, and performance enhancement?
If you've had trouble gaining lean weight during mass building phases, here's something that will help.
Everything you need to know about your rotator cuff (and more.) Here’s how to keep it healthy and strong.
You can say a lot of things about Dr. Eric Serrano, but you can't say he's boring.
How to Build a 3-D Upper Body
Too much dietary iron can wreak havoc on a man’s health. Here’s what you can do about it while still enjoying your steaks.
How many Mondays have you been to the gym, anxiously awaiting your chest workout, only to find that you have to wait 45 minutes just to get on a bench? It seems that every guy in the gym trains his chest on Monday; it's a foregone conclusion.
A Brief History of Mind Over Matter
Some people (like maybe your mom or dad) are still worried about high protein diets blowing up your kidneys. Here's why they have nothing to worry about.
How to Repair Glucose Intolerance, Part 2
The MacGyver TV show was about a guy who made complicated machines or devices out of ordinary things. For instance, he could take down a helicopter with a fan, a dough-scraper, and some duct tape. Similarly, he could use a light bulb to make a set of lock picks.
How to Repair Glucose Intolerance, Part 1
John Berardi will cover the interesting abstracts related to muscle physiology, muscle metabolism, hormones, weight loss, and nutrition.
Much like a voluptuous vixen who loves to cook and clean, endurance-based conditioning programs that won't wreak havoc on strength and hypertrophy are hard to come by.
You’ve probably never tried this training method. If your goal is size, you definitely should. Check it out.
This week David Barr will cover the interesting abstracts related to endurance training, strength training, athletic performance and recovery.
How much do you know about steroids? If you're using them or planning on using them, hopefully you know a lot. Sadly, we at T-mag have learned over the years that this is seldom the case.
An interview with Stuart McGill, Part 2
In the first part of this three-part series, Cassandra will cover the interesting abstracts related to dietary fat, fat metabolism, and gender differences.
Modern methods of strength development
