Gain Muscle

"Unless you have been living under a rock or haven’t stepped foot in a gym in the past few years, I am sure you have heard of CrossFit. CrossFit has skyrocketed to a nationwide fitness epidemic. This is due to its original, yet very intense, approach to getting in shape" - Josh Englehart

"Compound setting is truly one of the best and fastest ways to add thickness and mass to your entire body, one part at a time. As you may well know packing on rock hard lean muscle mass without the fat that can accompany it is something that we all want to achieve..."

The Basic fundamentals to achieving lean muscle mass.

"Have you hit a plateau with your arms and nothing seems to be working? Want to get explosive power in your chest and shoulders? Want to spice up your upper body workouts? Try Plyometrics!" - Tyler Prohnow, Certified ACE Personal Trainer

"Next to a sleek and sexy, toned midsection, high, tight glutes are the focus and desire of many women." - Rosie Chee BExSpSc

"With the right tools, know-how, and intensity anyone can move their tricep development to a higher level. So quit curling for just a few minutes and read on about the untold story of bigger arms!" - Brad Borland, MA, CSCS

"Complete guide to bulking: The key being to consume enough nutrients that the maximum amount of energy can be exerted in the gym and the maximum amount of protein can be turned over as new muscle tissue" - Phil Learney

"Some simple rules to follow, or better yet, rules I wished I had followed. These are not hard and fast rules but just basic guidelines to take in and modify if needed. I do think, however, they are very important in your quest to build an impressive physique" - Brad Borland, MA, CSCS

"A tip here and a piece of advice there can build up into one strong arsenal of knowledge. Little by little we can move beyond our limits and accomplish what we once thought was impossible. Here are 20 short reminders to get you to the next level" - Brad Borland, MA, CSCS

"The basic exercises are basic for a reason....they work and work well! So how much training variety do I recommend? And when would I suggest switching things up?" - By Nick Nilsson