Front Squats vs. Back Squats: Does One Have an Advantage Over the Other?
What’s your default squat – front squats or a back squat? More importantly, does one offer greater benefits than the other? Find out what studies show.
What’s your default squat – front squats or a back squat? More importantly, does one offer greater benefits than the other? Find out what studies show.
What’s your favorite way to do bicep curls? Hopefully, you’re not JUST doing standard biceps curls. If so, don’t be surprised if you reach a plateau. Here’s how to kick your biceps training up a notch.
One variable you can manipulate when you do biceps curls is the tempo or the duration of each repetition. What’s the best tempo for muscle growth? Find out.
What happens when you take a sustained break from working out or are injured and have to stop training? Do you lose your hard fought fitness gains?
Tempo or rep speed is a variable you can manipulate when you strength train. In fact, picking up the tempo may give you another benefit – greater calorie burn.
How deep do you squat? Some people who believe they’re doing a full squat are only doing a partial one. Descending below parallel also has additional benefits. Here’s why squat depth matters.
Did you know there are movement patterns you do every day? Mastering these movements will make you more functional and resistant to injury. Plus, it’ll positively impact every aspect of your fitness. Find out what these functional strength movements are.
Activity tracker are popular right now. They can give you feedback on how active you are – but can they really help you lose weight? Find out what research shows.
When doing ab crunches, you might have heard that it’s best to take each rep slow. However, a study suggests that picking up the rep speed might be better. Here’s why.
Training injuries are frustrating, especially when they interfere with your training. One of the most common, especially among runners, are shin splints. Find out what you can do to heal shin splints as quickly as possible and get back into your routine.
You can take a variety of approaches to strength training. One that may yield benefits and jumpstart muscle growth is a push-pull approach to strength training.
Who doesn’t want a smaller, more defined waistline? Exercise, by helping with weight control, can help. However, you may have heard that some exercises can actually widen the size of your waistline and make you look “blocky?” Is there any truth to this?