Top 5 Bodyweight Exercises
One of the biggest misconceptions about weightlifting is that success is only built in the gym. It’s not your fault. Magazines are constantly portraying an image of dudes lifting weights in the gym.
One of the biggest misconceptions about weightlifting is that success is only built in the gym. It’s not your fault. Magazines are constantly portraying an image of dudes lifting weights in the gym.
More often than not, we try our hands at some of the most complex and unnecessary exercises, thinking they are going to propel us to our goals faster. However, sometimes, mastering what I call the “Primal Movements” is actually more essential. When a workout program is based on these movement patterns, increased strength, conditioning, and overall enhanced athleticism is the result!
For those athletes who are strained by the time crunch – whether it be due to juggling a career or a household – we know there are times when life has a way of dictating your path. The truth is, no matter how hard you grind, there are times when training has to take a backseat. But that doesn’t mean the gains have to stop completely. This program will allow you to still reach your goals, even if the only time you have to train is on the weekend. Along with a healthy diet/nutrition and supplement regimen, this twice-a-week training plan can assist you in building or keeping your muscle size and strength without sacrificing your time at the job as well as your quality time with the family!
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