
How to Perform Multiple Station Training in a Busy Gym
Trying to superset or circuit train in a crowded gym can feel like an impossible task. You grab a bench, turn around for two seconds,
Trying to superset or circuit train in a crowded gym can feel like an impossible task. You grab a bench, turn around for two seconds,
I know, you’ve heard it before: “You can build muscle and lose fat, and all it takes is 20 minutes a week!” There’s probably an
Legendary bodybuilders like Tom Platz and Robby Robinson built their incredible physiques by lifting heavy for high reps. That was one of the secrets to
Prescribing a specific number of repetitions is not always ideal in strength training. Sometimes, regulating time under tension (TUT) is a better approach than simply
When it comes to strength training, sometimes it’s best to count reps, and other times it’s better to regulate time under tension (TUT). Here’s an
When my wife and I bought a new home around 10 years ago, we knew we were going to spend a few dollars on structural
As I discussed in my Warm-Up to Strength Training DVD, incorporating plyometrics before weight training can significantly enhance performance—if done correctly. Many top strength coaches
I’ve written about the best time to train in the past, but here are some additional viewpoints from Russian and Eastern European authorities on the
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