How to Build Your V-Taper: The Biomechanics and Best Exercises for Lat Development

Are you struggling with training motivation? Do you find yourself not pushing as hard as you used to? You might want to consider changing things

I remember the first time I laid down to bench, me and my friend using his dad’s home bench in the basement after reading some

Ask any parent what they want to see when they drop their kid off at your performance training facility and they’ll likely say one of

As soon as I woke up, I instantly felt it. My alarm blared beside my head and my habit of rolling over and striking my

Happy New Year! We are officially in 2020 and I’m sure you are attacking those “new year new me” goals by now. Whether you’re a

Cut out all of your carbs Don’t eat fats Flush your gluten down the toilet (be careful with this one). These are all sentiments that

After years of powerlifting training I started to learn that no matter how many aches or pains I had, I would ALWAYS feel better after

You’ll hear coaches, trainers, and lifters of all kind talk about how training technique is make or break – it decides whether you will get

Remember when the term “corrective exercise” came into vogue? It was the smart man’s way to exercise. Trainers were energized by the wave of new

Postpartum is an extremely challenging time. Whether it’s your first child, or you’re onto multiples – it’s a major life change and many challenges arise..

Let me put my fortune teller hat on for a second. If you ask most trainers, heck, even the average person walking down the street,

Head over to your Instagram explore and you’ll probably be flooded with random exercises. It seems to be the new hot thing to just increase

Have you been told about the rotator cuff? Perhaps it was from a physician who said you tore it. Maybe it was from a friend

Finding yourself feeling a little hangry? Struggling to stay on your diet? These are really common complaints for people who are having a hard time

We all know that familiar feeling of muscle tightness. Maybe it’s after an intense training session, or it coincides with stress and lack of sleep.

Knee pain sucks. It’s very common for people to experience it – whether it’s for a short time or an ongoing problem. When it comes

The classic story of progressive overload comes from Milo of Croton. Milo would carry a bull from infancy to adulthood. While the story is usually

Warm ups are meant to get us into training.  A good warm up is meant to maximize our training. Most people make one of two