
Accommodating Resistance with Tubes & Bands (Part 1)
Today, more training tools are available to personal trainers than ever before. How do you decide what equipment is best? It depends on the situation.
Today, more training tools are available to personal trainers than ever before. How do you decide what equipment is best? It depends on the situation.
Testing your strength levels each year isn’t just about structural balance—it’s also essential for determining the optimal training frequency for your lifts. The Recovery Test
This program is designed to assess structural balance while training. Built into the routine are key strength norms from respected authorities such as Al Vermeil,
When it comes to bodybuilding, illusion is everything. Building well-developed delts and lats can create that classic “V” taper and make your waist appear smaller,
In strength training, it’s wise to work up to a peak load over several workouts, then drop down a bit at the end before starting
One of my most popular articles to date is about calf training: The Answer for Massive Calves It’s been widely discussed in forums, and I
Circuit training is a proven strength and conditioning method where you perform a series of exercises in rotation with varying loads and equipment and minimal
To maximize intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) during strength training, research indicates that you should breathe deeply (about 75% of maximum) into your belly and hold that
If there’s ever a time not to draw in your navel, it’s during exercise. In fact, this practice should be abandoned altogether unless used for
A classic debate among fitness professionals is whether the abdominals should be divided into upper and lower sections. Some experts argue that the abdominals function