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One of the most common mistakes newer lifters make is not having a clearly defined goal or target. But not experienced lifters. They'll always have a target, whether that's a competition, an event, or just competing against their own previous PRs.
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To keep the fire burning, look for...
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LAT STRETCH VARIATIONS
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📚 These 3 dynamic stretches aim to target the Latissimus Doris muscle, which if tight could lead to lower back extension when lifting the arm overhead. This muscle spans from the lower back region (thoracolumbar region) to the arm. These stretches should be done with a...
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HANGING CORE VARIATIONS
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📚By using the weight of the legs there is added resistance placed on the core muscles. Each of these variations target different muscle groups. Make sure not to use momentum while pulling the legs up for each of these variations, keep the core tight and engaged at all...
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𝐋𝐎𝐖 𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐑𝐄𝐇𝐀𝐁
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Low back stretches not helping? Try this exercise to rehab your low back and QL. Many people notice temporary relief with stretching, and although these stretches can feel nice and there isn’t anything wrong with that, they aren’t always the solution! Sometimes we need to...
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Fructose-containing sugars are known to be a target target for their putative role in causing obesity and cardiometabolic disease. However, current studies to support this claim are limited.
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Evidence from systematic reviews and meta-analyses of controlled trials has not shown that...
Stop smashing your IT band with a foam roller and do this instead! Your IT band doesn’t like compression and this can often make it worse. Have you considered your hip as being the culprit? Maybe we should attack the hip instead of just smashing our body where it hurts! Our hip plays a large...
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Pre-exhaustion involves exhausting the prime mover in a compound movement before performing the compound movement – like doing chest flyes immediately before a bench press. However, this can easily lead to failure on bench which might not be the safest option when training alone. The good news...
You've heard this rule before: always, always, always use a full range of motion. The truth? Once you're past the newbie stage and your goal is muscle growth, partial reps have their place.
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Why the Rule Was Created: Going through a full range of motion is most optimal for hypertrophy and...
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Hello guys im looking for the most effective pre contest cycle without gh, 12 weeks out .
A little bit of bulking then cutting
20yrs
170cm
74kg
14% fat
Target 75 - 80kg
Thx in advance
Magazines, Instagram posts and those charts at the gym are all guilty of showing you how to target your "inner" chest – that highly desired pec separation on your sternum that shows a distinct canyon separating the two pectoralis major muscles. Well, the people telling us this missed a few...
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Take a good, hard look at your pecs, then use these tips to improve them.
People always seem to mention my chest when discussing my bodybuilding physique. You might say it was my best bodypart. You could also say that I’m something of an authority on the subject...
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Power and Muscle Building Intensity Techniques
Forced reps are great but these incredible techniques will open a whole new world of results for you!Intensity techniques are among the greatest weapons in your arsenal for building a truly astonishing physique. However they are not for everybody...
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Targeting the Lower Abs - Science Shows How
No area of the body gets more attention than the abs. Having a pronounced “six-pack” is widely considered the ultimate sign of peak physical condition; it is the centerpiece of your body. But as every gym rat knows, achieving an etched six-pack...
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It's really not quite correct to say androgens suppress or stimulate the immune system. It is a bit more complicated than that, not surprisingly.
Here is Immunology 101 in a nutshell. The immune system has two "arms of attack": the cell mediated arm and the humoral arm. The cell mediated arm...
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Actually I meant, do you do sissy squats ?
If you do, are they effective for the target muscle?
Do you like them better than leg extension, standing leg extension?
Progressive Overload - The key to gains
The human body is involved in a constant process of adapting to stresses or lack of stresses placed upon it. When you stress the body in a manner it’s unaccustomed to (overload), the body will react by causing physiological changes (adaptation) to be able...
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Written by Joe Pitt
Want a V-taper?
To correctly train the back, you need to attack it from every angle and limit non-essential momentum, ensuring your elbows extend as far back as possible to recruit...
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