How to Achieve “Shredditude”
Q: I will be celebrating my 50th birthday this spring. I really like your “walking down the beach at age … continue reading
Q: I will be celebrating my 50th birthday this spring. I really like your “walking down the beach at age … continue reading
Q: I just started reading up on your [Positions-of-Flexion] mass-building method. The full-range hit on each muscle makes so much sense that I can’t wait to try it.
I usually write about training in this space; however, it’s important to remember that the muscle you build is much … continue reading
“It is what it is,” the contest judge told me. Sure, that’s a common enough phrase these days, but coming … continue reading
Let me guess. You’ve got to train today, and you don’t want to—that’s “don’t,” spelled “do not” with the emphasis … continue reading
Q: I seen many photos of you, and you’re always in shape. I’ve also read many of your Internet posts … continue reading
Metabolic syndrome is a cluster of risk factors that include midsection obesity, meaning bellyfat; hypertension; and adverse glucose and insulin … continue reading
The biceps is probably the most popular muscle to develop, and that’s been the case for nearly 100 years. That … continue reading
According to the Winter ’12 Prevention, you should take time for daydreaming. It appears that it may sharpen learning ability and … continue reading
When you begin a fat-loss diet, it’s not so bad—if you make your calorie reductions gradual. Even so, appetite starts … continue reading
There’s a lot of controversy about nuts as a snack and whether they’re fattening. It’s actually the opposite. In fact, … continue reading
Wave loading is a training method popularized by Bulgarian weightlifters. It involves pyramiding up and down the weights in a … continue reading
More than 75 percent of workers confess that Mondays make them miserable, according to the December ’11 Prevention. Solution? Alex … continue reading
Which is better? Carbohydrate alone or an isocaloric amount of carbohydrate plus protein? Those old-school fools will tell you that … continue reading
The term “brain nutrition” refers to consuming foods and supplements that improve your focus and cognitive ability. There is considerable … continue reading
While I firmly believe that the back squat is the very best exercise for developing strength in the lower body … continue reading
It’s the latest fat-loss miracle, touted even by Dr. Oz: green coffee extract. According to the December ’12 Health, Oz … continue reading
Q: I’m confused about the different muscles of the back. Would you briefly explain the back musculature? A: The back … continue reading
Disclaimer: I intentionally misled you with the title to get your attention. There really are no “secrets” of the pros … continue reading
According to the winter ’12-’13 edition of Life Extension, even people who are taking vitamin D supplements are deficient in … continue reading
Q: I’m interested in some hardcore workouts for my chest, back and arms. I’m not interested in getting any stronger, … continue reading
Garlic is known for its cardiovascular benefits, but according to the December ’12 Better Nutrition, recent research out of the … continue reading
I have to admit, I got the idea for this recipe from one of my male bodybuilding friends. He posted … continue reading
Q: What is meant by the term “quad dominant”? A: Quad dominant is a popular term used in sportsmedicine that … continue reading
Epiq is a new, GNC-exclusive line of powerful, effective, and guaranteed-clean supplements formulated for elite athletes who demand the highest … continue reading