Posted 01 November 2011
by Josh Hewett
"Not all pain is necessarily a bad thing. Quite often high levels of human performance are achieved by reaching outside of one’s comfort zone and testing the limits of the body’s pain tolerance." - Josh Hewett
Posted 30 October 2011
by Brad Borland, MA, CSCS
"Along with a sound eating plan and a comprehensive training regimen sculpted, ripped-up abs can become a reality. This article will focus on the actual training regimen" - Brad Borland, MA, CSCS
Posted 24 October 2011
by Matt Karstetter
"The pace of your reps should stay the same when going up or down. Slow the descent to add negative resistance for additional stimulation." - Matt Karstetter
Posted 20 October 2011
by Melih F. Cologlu
"Super Slow is another method of lifting that many of the old school bodybuilders incorporated into their training in order to shock their muscles into new growth" - Melih F. Cologlu
Posted 15 October 2011
by Spencer Stamey
"Show commitment by always making the gym a priority. No Matter what is going on; make sure to get in your workout." - Spencer Stamey
Posted 05 October 2011
by JC Deen
"While everyone’s schedule may differ in terms of how often we’re able to hit the gym, one thing will always remain – however much time we’re spending on our physiques, we better make it count." JC Deen
Posted 03 October 2011
by Dre Farnell
"One of the most effective ways to stimulate the growth of rock hard muscle in any part of the body is to totally fatigue that muscle group" - Dre Farnell
Posted 06 August 2011
by Josh Hewett
"Let’s face it, everyone wants six-pack abs. It may not be your number one training priority, but admit it… if you could clap your hands and suddenly have a lean, solid, chiseled midsection, I’m sure I’d be hearing a lot of applause!" - Josh Hewett
Posted 12 July 2011
by Melih F. Cologlu
Struggling to break through those stubborn plateaus? Read this guide for using chains and bands!
*SERIES 2: LINEAR VARIABLE RESISTANCE (USING CHAINS & BANDS)
Posted 07 June 2011
by CutAndJacked.com, Writer: Nick Nilsson
The critical factors for fat loss are actually pretty simple - you probably know them already. It's the things that WON'T break your fat loss routine that can throw you off! We investigate the key factors that will make or break your fat loss with expert Nick Nilsson.
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