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Tip: The Chest and Triceps Tri-Set

9 years ago

Tri-sets let you to train several muscle groups back-to-back while allowing each muscle group to recover while you're working another…

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Tip: The 6-Second Trick for a Bigger Bench Press

9 years ago

Increase Force Production While the bar is still racked, take your regular bench press grip on the bar, but don't…

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Tip: The Pre-Squat Primer

9 years ago

Turn on your central nervous system before squatting. Why? Because you're only as strong as your nervous system allows you…

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Tip: Try the Weighted Single-Arm Plank

9 years ago

In the video, NFL linemen Fernando Velasco and Cordy Glenn do this deceptively difficult drill to prepare their bodies for…

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Tip: Do THIS Before Deadlifting

9 years ago

Explosive exercises and plyometrics can unlock your strength potential in the big lifts because they "prime" the central nervous system.…

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Top 20 Herbs & Spices for Super Health

9 years ago

Herbs and spices don't just make your food taste better, they also make it far more nutritious. They definitely fall…

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Tip: The Machine That Strengthens Your Pull-Ups

9 years ago

Many people who aren't strong enough to do bodyweight pull-ups resort to using some type of pull-up machine that assists…

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Tip: The Seated Cable Shrug

9 years ago

The traps need focused retraction and depression work to prevent imbalances. For this exercise, start in the regular seated row…

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Tip: Master the Chin-Up Shrug

9 years ago

Most people perform chin-ups without first getting into a stable shoulder position. This can reduce the efficiency of the exercise.…

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Tip: The Standing Kettlebell Shrug

9 years ago

There's a place for unilateral shrug training since compensation patterns typically come from one side being weaker than the other.…