Navigating the Singles Scene

Navigating the Singles Scene

Erik Eggers
Although the singles dating scene seems exciting, especially to a married old codger like me, my experiment with singles is of a completely different variety.
Sleep More, Lift More

Sleep More, Lift More

Ken Whetham
The most basic source of recovery is free and easy, powerful enough to improve your strength and conditioning without resorting to any prescribed medication. Are you taking full advantage of it?
Assessing Your Dysfunction — Finding Why

Assessing Your Dysfunction — Finding Why

Dani LaMartina
You’ll probably never see me as a PT write an article telling you “three easy ways to fix your _____.” Sure, there are some relatively common quick fixes that can...
Dominance in Movement: Controlling the Dimmer Switch

Dominance in Movement: Controlling the Dimmer Switch

Dani LaMartina
Remember: you don’t do “life” under a bar.
Advantages and Disadvantages of the Isometric Method

Advantages and Disadvantages of the Isometric Method

Dave Tate
How to use this method depends on the goal of your training. I've used it differently for powerlifting, bodybuilding, and rehabilitation.
DOMS: What Do We Know About Muscle Soreness?

DOMS: What Do We Know About Muscle Soreness?

Jozo Grgic
Using scientific study as its foundation, this article has two main goals: better explain the causes of delayed onset muscle soreness and disprove three common misconceptions.
Lessons Learned From Bilateral Bone Breaks

Lessons Learned From Bilateral Bone Breaks

Greg Potter
This case study, derived from my extensive rehabilitation, details every aspect of the steps I took to overcome an unexpected and immediate halt to my training.
Dominance in Movement: Finding the Dimmer Switch

Dominance in Movement: Finding the Dimmer Switch

Dani LaMartina
How many of you feel “broken” or immobile when you’re not under a bar? How are you accommodating?
Rehab and Training: Forward-Thinking Prevention, Retrospective-Thinking Treatment

Rehab and Training: Forward-Thinking Prevention, Retrospective-Thinking Treatment

Dani LaMartina
You're always going to be in one of the three phases of training. Your goal is to find a way to stay in Phase One as long as possible while avoiding Phase Three at all costs.
A Day in The Life of Clint Darden

A Day in The Life of Clint Darden

Clint Darden
What does Clint do with his time when he's not tightening his belt and huffing ammonia caps for his next set in the House of Biceps?
Recovery Training: Tedious, Yes, But Simple and Effective

Recovery Training: Tedious, Yes, But Simple and Effective

Chad Aichs
It's taken me a while to grasp just how necessary these blood pumping sessions can be. Ditch the excuses and start doing these today.
WATCH: Managing Knee Pain and Targeting Trigger Points

WATCH: Managing Knee Pain and Targeting Trigger Points

Clint Darden
If you haven't suffered an impact injury, finding the cause of your discomfort will be a complicated challenge. Use these adjustments to help alleviate pain and discover the source of your lower-body aches.