Warming Up For Dummies: A Lifter’s Guide to Injury Prevention
Warming up is like eating vegetables. Everyone knows it’s good for them but at the end of the day, compliance
Read moreWarming up is like eating vegetables. Everyone knows it’s good for them but at the end of the day, compliance
Read moreDo your ribs protrude out 1-2 inches in front of the rest of your body? Do you experience any type
Read moreI don’t wish injury on my worst enemy when it comes to the gym life, but sometimes circumstances get compromised,
Read moreMobility has turned into the Antichrist for strength and size trainees across the globe, but it shouldn’t be. The truth
Read moreJust because you’re using a foam roller doesn’t necessarily mean that movement should be considered a self-myofascial releases (SMR) technique.
Read moreThere are many reasons that someone’s back can be out of whack in the gym, causing chronic pain or acute
Read moreWe’ve all been there. I know I have. Training is running smooth, you’re making consistent progress, and feeling great in
Read moreThere’s no doubt that the knees are some of the most ornery joints in the body for most lifters. For
Read moreIf your shoulders are always giving you problems even though you are stretching and foam rolling consistently, it’s time to
Read moreThe shoulder complex is, well, complex. It’s one of the most unstable joints in the body. And its risk for
Read moreThere’s no other region of the body that gets as chronically beat up on lifters as the shoulder joint. While
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