WATCH: Table Talk — Muscular Balance in Training Programs

WATCH: Table Talk — Muscular Balance in Training Programs

Dave Tate
Should you do twice as much pulling volume as pressing volume? Some people think so, but it's not that simple.
How To Increase Your 225-Pound Bench for Reps Test

How To Increase Your 225-Pound Bench for Reps Test

Dave Tate
Here are 23 tips to master the most famous NFL Combine challenge,
How To Develop Strength in Untrained Children

How To Develop Strength in Untrained Children

Dave Tate
The two most important things when working with kids: keep them interested and show them how far they can go with proper training protocols.
EFS Classic: Top Five Lifts for Football

EFS Classic: Top Five Lifts for Football

Dave Tate
If you’re a football coach or a strength coach for football, check this out. It may give you some ideas.
The Equalizer

The Equalizer

Dave Tate
It's very hard to be an athlete and coach at the same time.
Suspended Push-Ups with Blast Straps

Suspended Push-Ups with Blast Straps

Dave Tate
To increase the difficulty of this exercise, try placing your feet on an elevated surface or a stability ball.
Dual Rack Ropes

Dual Rack Ropes

Dave Tate
Years ago, when I was regularly conducting seminars, I began to notice a common element in many of the university weight rooms I’d visit. I’d always see towels folded over the tops of power racks and taped at their ends.
Insight into Baseball Training

Insight into Baseball Training

Dave Tate
I get bombarded with emails on a daily bases ranging from business issues, training questions, product opportunities, spam and a number of other issues. While I personally answer most of my emails there are times when I forward them onto people I feel can do a better job answering the questions than I could.
The Prowler

The Prowler

Dave Tate
How many times have I read about lifters, ball players, and ex-athletes dying too soon?
Having a Blackberry Doesn’t Mean You're Mobile

Having a Blackberry Doesn’t Mean You're Mobile

Dave Tate
This plan is not only mobility work but also includes some very basic pre-habitation work for many of the most common strength training injuries (pec tears, sore elbows, knees, lower back and shoulders).