Many articles have been written about the woes of overtraining. Lots of authors like to wax philosophical to those people without the heart to train like madmen for hours per […]
Bodybuilding
Keeping Cardio Non-Catabolic
Many bodybuilders, particularly those of the skinnier, ectomorphic build, avoid cardiovascular exercise like the plague. They’re very well aware of the fact that it took them many years to add […]
Etiquette For The Crowded Gym
From time to time, we all find ourselves crammed into a busy gym with dozens of other trainers all anxious to use the same machines. This can be awkward and […]
Training For Specific Body Types
Bodybuilders, like all human beings, begin their journey through life with certain gifts and deficits. Some men walk into the gym as 25-year old bean poles, finally ready to overcome […]
Training Tips For Developing Your Forearms
If you’ve been a fan of the classical or Iron Age period of bodybuilding, you no doubt remember a time when the forearms stood out like they just don’t do […]
Top Ten Exercises For Arm Training
When you enter the gym to train arms, you have to give certain exercises priority over others. After all, some movements simply work better than others. You cannot dedicate equal […]
Great Legs – Tiny Joints
Q: I have great legs – everyone says so. However, I want more meatiness near the knee joint. I have such tiny joints and the more muscles I have near […]
Stimulated Bodybuilding
Bodybuilding is an exciting and very addictive engagement once you get into it for good. The fun, thrill, and adventure are very striking to a fanatic and it ends up […]
True Dumbbell Rowing – Gironda Style!
If you have a well-developed back, then you already know the importance of barbell rowing. It’s essential for developing thickness in the upper back, and for lats that can best […]
Straps – An Unnecessary Crutch On Back Day?
The forearms, or the hand grip more specifically, are often the most likely single point of failure on back exercises. Many bodybuilders find themselves reaching the point of failure on […]