
Two Steps to a One-Arm Chin-Up
Training to perform a one-arm chin-up involves a simple two-step progression: a) Start with a mixed grip—hands placed shoulder-width apart, as demonstrated in the video
Training to perform a one-arm chin-up involves a simple two-step progression: a) Start with a mixed grip—hands placed shoulder-width apart, as demonstrated in the video
Many strength coaches like myself preach quality over quantity. It’s not how much you do—it’s how you do it! Squats are no exception. When it
Here’s a rack deadlift sequence that starts with less weight lifted through a longer range of motion and ends with more weight through a shorter
Amanda and Heather show what hard work, consistency, and proper training can do. It was once a struggle for these ladies to do just one
You’re only as strong as your weakest link. By now, you must be sick of hearing that phrase! We all know the big prime movers
Correcting muscle imbalances should be a primary goal when designing strength training programs. For most individuals, a significant discrepancy exists between the shoulder internal and
When you’re young and resilient, falling off a balance board may not be a big deal. But that’s not necessarily the case as you get
This may come as a surprise, but muscle doesn’t grow in the gym. You can follow the best training program in the world, but if
If you don’t know where you’ve been, you won’t know where to go! Without a training log, how can you truly gauge progress over time?
I’ve met too many guys over the years who only care about the muscles they can see in the mirror—and how much they can bench