what you’ll learn about lean bulking in this post Thinking about building muscle but worried about gaining fat? You’re not alone.Many people start bulking only to end up feeling bloated, fluffy, and frustrated. But it doesn’t have to be that way — lean bulking is a smarter, more sustainable approach to gaining size while keeping […]
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Introduction The amount of bodyweight someone carries does not distinguish between muscle and fat weight. Overall bodyweight does not paint a true picture of how well someone is doing regarding their diet and exercise. For example, when someone steps onto the scale, it tell them an overall weight, say 227 pounds. The real focus, though,
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Introduction When planning a leg day workout, most people prioritize squats, deadlifts, and lunges. While these are excellent lower body exercises, there’s one movement that’s often overlooked but is essential for glute development: the hip thrust. This powerful exercise has been shown to maximize glute activation, improve athletic performance, and enhance lower body strength. But
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Your forearms are more than just supporting muscles for grip strength—they play a crucial role in athletic performance and functional strength. Let’s take a look at some surprising facts about these often-overlooked muscles. Facts About Your Forearm Muscles You Didn’t Know The 3 Best Forearm Exercises (Backed by EMG Studies) Barbell Reverse Bicep Curl Weighted
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Introduction Pulling exercises play a crucial role in strength training, targeting multiple muscle groups and promoting overall athletic performance. Electromyography (EMG) studies have identified the most effective pulling exercises based on muscle activation. Below, we break down three of the best pulling exercises that (1) engage the entire body, (2) maximize muscle recruitment and (3/4)
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Introduction When it comes to building strength and muscle, compound exercises should be a top priority. These movements engage multiple muscle groups, improve coordination, and help develop functional strength that translates into real-world activities. There is a group of compound exercises that are best known and even have their own name, the Big Five: We
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Introduction Mobility is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of fitness and overall health. Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend warrior, or someone looking to maintain functional movement, incorporating mobility drills into your routine can help improve flexibility, reduce injury risk, and enhance performance. This article covers three essential thoracic mobility exercises—supine thoracic mobility (using
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It’s easy to stop going to the gym, especially during a pandemic, and so much harder to get back into it if after a long break. Maybe you’re on your way to recovering from an injury, maybe you’ve just come back from a holiday (lucky you!), or maybe you lost your way for some time
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Achieving ripped abs is a common goal for many fitness enthusiasts, and understanding the key elements can make this goal attainable.
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One of the most often used strength training programs is the classic 3-day split barbell workout. This particular exercise program has long been considered a true classic among bodybuilder and novice a like.
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the best thing about a bodyweight workout is it can be done just about anywhere, at home, the gym or even when traveling. Programs using exercise equipment is best, especially for long-term gains, but the next best option is a bodyweight workout.
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An important strength training variable that everyone should be aware of is exercise volume. A periodized strength training program, monitors exercise volume to see how someone is adapting to the demands of a training program.
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