
Feeder Workouts Do Not Enhance Recovery
Many experts have touted the benefits of low-intensity strength training following high-intensity work to enhance recovery. This type of training is often referred to as
Many experts have touted the benefits of low-intensity strength training following high-intensity work to enhance recovery. This type of training is often referred to as
When spring rolls around, I encourage people to take advantage of the good weather and train outdoors. But sometimes, the weather doesn’t cooperate. When that
Every year from May to September, I do a medicine ball circuit outdoors at least once a week. It’s a fantastic conditioning method that gets
Every year, many professional bodybuilders take an extended leave from training. They do this for a few reasons. The rigors of training and dieting to
Weight training kills many birds with one stone—it improves strength, power, endurance, cardiovascular health, body composition, balance, and flexibility. Yes, flexibility! Many women avoid lifting
Various opinions will always exist on any form of training. Balance, agility, and plyometric training are no exceptions. Let’s take a look at what some
Should athletes train strength and power on the same day or alternate days? The best approach depends on the goal. A study published in the
A great way to structure strength training is by pairing antagonist (opposing) body parts or movement patterns. This method helps increase range of motion, promote
In this article, we’ll explore how strength training can improve posture. I won’t bore you with why so-called “ideal” posture is important—you can read my
For those who have read my article The Variable Recovery Training System, an advanced version exists. The routine is exactly the same as outlined in