Music can power your workout to new heights, but the wrong kind can trash your nervous system.
Not interested in learning the full O-lifts? Build athleticism and power anyway with these two easier-to-learn exercises.
Either they're trying to look more advanced than they are or they're just trying something they saw on TV. Either way, this is bad business.
Are your workouts working? It can be tough to track muscle gains, and the scale alone falls short. Here are nine ways to track your growth.
Good movement, but not for most people. And it's the worst squat for leg growth. Here's why.
Nothing says strength and power like big traps. Sadly, most people are training them wrong. Here's the best advice from 13 top coaches.
Science shows there's a definite advantage to one, but it all depends on how long you've been training.
Supersets are great for bodybuilding, if you plan them wisely. Check out this new science.
This new version of an age-old powerlifting exercise will really sizzle that backside.
Some biceps exercises look different but actually stimulate the muscles the exact same way, making them redundant. Here's what to avoid.
The O-lifts are getting more popular, but some folks are jumping into them too fast. Here's how to know if you're ready.
We asked our pros and experts about their favorite workout tools and accessories. We got some surprising answers.
The squat is a great exercise, no doubt. But research shows that, for bodybuilding, it misses a lot of leg muscles. You need these exercises too.
Build bigger, stronger pecs by avoiding this exercise combo.
You really want to know? Paul Carter has some life advice for you, and also some bodybuilding advice.
Here's how to get your hips moving properly and blast through deadlifts, pull-throughs, RDL's, and kettlebell swings.
Probably not. Here's why, plus a better exercise for most lifters.
Everything a weight-lifting woman ever wanted to know about breast implants but was afraid to ask.
People will try the weirdest diets and workouts, but many won't do the simple things proven to work. Here are three of them.
A meta-study looks at whether lowering a weight slowly really builds more muscle than lifting it fast.
Now we know exactly how much time we can take off between training and a strength competition. Check out the new science.
Sure, try to add more weight to the bar, but understand that it has its limits, and it's not that great for building mass. Here's why.
Do you tuck your tail when you squat? Not good. Here’s how to fix it.
Why do smart lifters let their technique go haywire? Ego lifting? Unawareness? Here are the most common problems.
Pro bodybuilders, hot fitness chicks, strongmen, and even powerlifters sometimes use the Smith machine. Here's why.
