The Biceps And Triceps Workout
Every time we pull, we use our biceps and triceps. Because our biceps and triceps get a lot of work during compound movements, it’s important to limit the number [...]
Every time we pull, we use our biceps and triceps. Because our biceps and triceps get a lot of work during compound movements, it’s important to limit the number [...]
As you program a strength and conditioning plan to prepare an athlete for competition or sport, it’s imperative to know the three types of strength preparation. In this blog, I’ll [...]
Pilates exercises have become synonymous with well-toned, lean bodies. However, the benefits of Pilates are more than just flexibility and simple core strength. In this exercise, the quality of movements [...]
Historically, I’m not good at setting goals—any goals. Recently, I was bemoaning my frustration about a hurt ankle and poor diet to a friend. She told me that I need [...]
In this article we will do an in-depth analysis of the low bar back squat, offering coaches and athletes all the resources the need to maximize low bar back squat [...]
When did creatine get so complicated? Once upon a time creatine monohydrate was the only kind available, but supplement companies have hit the market with seemingly endless varieties. It [...]
Photo By Bev Childress Traditional programs to combat weight gain focus on nutritional (calories in) and exercise (calories out) considerations. Many health-related professionals agree that dietary guidelines likely best [...]
Pregnancy can be an arduous and delicate time in a woman’s life. To be a bit more colloquial…shit goes down. Shit goes down hard. I’m a firm advocate of [...]
Prepare Your Hip Flexors The quads and hips are often sold as a pair in the world of training. One important takeaway from that is to remember that [...]
There are nearly 37,000 gyms in the U.S. as of 2016, and over 66 million Americans made over 5.5 billion visits to those gyms in that year alone. Why, [...]