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Is muscle soreness a valid indicator of a good workout?
Is muscle soreness a valid indicator of a good workout?
Muscle soreness is a side effect of the stress put on muscles when you exercise. It is commonly called Delayed Onset Muscle...
Read the article →What is a Push-Pull Workout and Why is it Effective?
There are many methods and styles of training in the world like compound sets, split routine, complex training, etc. Something that is...
Read the article →10 Hacks You Need For A Successful Dieting Phase
Opt for high volume foods High volume foods are typically vegetables that are low in caloric density but take up more space...
Read the article →The Bench Press pt. 1: Old School Iron
Of the perhaps thousands of exercises that have developed over the decades, the most popular of them all may very well be...
Read the article →10 Old School Iron Tips for Massively Strong Biceps
Coaching from the from Strength Legend Paul Anderson From time immemorial massively strong biceps have been sought after by countless warriors and...
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Knowing When to Reward vs Critique
The change over the years from giving out only a few awards for sports to now when everyone gets a participation trophy...
Read the article →Strength & Conditioning in Adaptive Athletics
As coaches, we often find our creativity and skill set challenged by the limitations and strengths of our athletes. These scenarios force...
Read the article →The Road to Your First Chin-up
Some body-weight exercises can be done by nearly anyone except for a chin-up. The chin-up is king to all upper body movements....
Read the article →Get Rid of Neck Tension
If you’re dealing with tension headaches or nagging neck and shoulder pain, you’re not alone. Long hours at a computer, scrolling on...
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Make Conditioning Work for You
If you’re like me, cardio is not your favorite part of training. But if you know the value of adding some aerobic...
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