Lone Wolf or Dynamic Duo?

All the best superheroes have a partner, a team mate. No one rides alone successful. The greatest success’ and accomplishments are those that are usually shared. It has always been said, two (muscle)

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Nov 20, 2014
You Cannot Do it Alone

If you were looking to start your own business, would you take the risk of doing it all yourself?  No, at least I hope not.  You would seek out the advice of someone who has a successful business, and

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Nov 20, 2014
Breaking through Mental Blocks

You can be your own worst enemy when it comes to training.  Hitting new PR’s can be more of a mental game than it is physical strength.  Try these three strategies the next time you gear up to set a p

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Nov 20, 2014
Reduce and Prevent Shoulder Pain

Poor posture combined with heavy lifting and poor exercise programming (or lack of any programming) can wreak havoc on the shoulders.  If you find yourself with achy shoulders or care enough to keep t

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Nov 20, 2014
Peaking for Strength with Weight Cycling

One of the beautiful things about training is there really is no right or wrong, just better and worse.  I’ve spent the past few years experimenting with different programs and reading about different

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Nov 20, 2014
The Best Back Exercises You Are Not Doing

The following exercises are by no means the king of the crop when it comes to training your back.  Exercises such as the deadlift, pull-ups, chin-ups, and rows should comprise the bulk of your back tr

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Nov 20, 2014
The Static Stretching Hangover

A recent study evaluated the effects of dynamic stretching and static stretching against a control group (no stretch) on explosive movement drills after a 24 hour delay (Haddad, 2014).  They tested su

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Nov 20, 2014