Stomp Your Feet Before A Heavy Lift
A great way to wake up the central nervous system before a heavy lift is to stomp your feet. I picked up this tip from
A great way to wake up the central nervous system before a heavy lift is to stomp your feet. I picked up this tip from
Inserting strategic pauses when lifting weights is a great way to break the inertia and heighten muscular involvement. In particular, pausing in the bottom position
If I asked what the most popular set/rep scheme in strength training is, most people would respond with 3 sets of 10 reps. It seems
Weight lifting can have a significant effect on bone density, but only if the weights lifted are “significant” and are supported by the spine, not
Here are three ways that you can trick your nervous system for more strength: 1. An advanced warm-up strategy involves the process of postactivation potentiation.
Wouldn’t it be nice to pop a can of spinach and have instant strength just like Popeye? Well, I’ve spent years researching the subject of
Q: In your article The Russian Approach to Size and Strength mentions “decrease the load by 5% each set” in one section while in others
Is it best for athletes to perform strength and power training on the same day or on alternate days? The answer depends on the goal.
Here are two questions often asked in the strength world: Should you train to failure or not? Should you perform your reps fast or slow?
Much like writing software or music, a universal language of program design is required for strength training. Trainers need to have a consistent prescription format