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Tag: compound exercise

Is pre-fatiguing a muscle a good training method?

Can Pre-Fatiguing a Muscle Help It Grow?

What is pre-fatiguing a muscle and can doing it help your muscles grow? Find out what pre-fatiguing a muscle means and whether it can help your muscles hypertrophy more than traditional weight training approaches.

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What Are Pre-Exhaust and Post-Exhaust Sets?

What Are Pre-Exhaust and Post-Exhaust Sets?

When you’re trying to develop strength and get your muscles to grow, sometimes you have to shake up your training by using different approaches. One way to do that is with supersets. One type of superset you may not be familiar with is pre and post-exhaust training. Find out what this is and the pros and cons of adding them to your workout.

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Why Deadlifts are Good for You

Why Deadlifts are Good for You

Are you shying away from deadlifts because you believe they’re bad for your back? If so, you’re missing out on one of the most effective exercises for building lower body, back and core strength and stability. Find out more about deadlifts, whether they’re safe for your back and the potential benefits they offer.

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Cathe Doing a Very Tough Lunge Variation

Cathe Doing a Very Tough Lunge Variation

This pictures shows Cathe and Cedie doing an intense variation of a static lunge in Great Glutes where the back knee pulses between barley touching the ground to a maximum height of only three inches off the ground. This is just one of many exercises that you will do during the Greater Glutes compound exercise section.

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STS Total Body Group Shot

This is  a group shot picture of the STS Total body crew: Brenda, Cedie, Nancy, Cathe, Amanda, Greg and Jai. STS Total body uses  a rep range  of 12 to 16 reps working both the upper and lower body in the same workout. STS Total Body features both compound and isolation exercises, but to keep the

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Compound Vs Isolation Exercises – Which is better?

Hi Everyone! I hope you enjoyed my last article on “Weightlifting Myths“. This week I would like to focus my attention on the advantages and disadvantages of Compound (multi-joint) and isolation (single-joint) exercises and which is better for you. I know there has been some heated debate about this topic on our forums and on

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