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  • Exercise in Futility

    The Consequence of Doing the Wrong Exercise to Reach Your Goal Imagine that you want to arrive at a certain geographic...

    Blog PostDoug BrignoleMarch 6, 2011
  • Sexercise Bodybuilding.com Los Angeles Fitness Expo 2011

    Sexercise Bodybuilding.com Los Angeles Fitness Expo 2011

    InterviewsIron Man MagazineFebruary 3, 2011
  • Exercise, GH and Ergogenic Effects

    Exercise on its own is a potent growth hormone releaser; however, there are conflicting reports regarding the acute effects of exercise...

    HormonesJose Antonio, Ph.D.December 12, 2010
  • Blueberries May Counteract Exercise Damage

    Skeletal-muscle damage can be caused by unaccustomed or excessive exercise, and researchers have observed muscle dysfunction occurring due to an increase...

    Anti-AgingRobert Goldman MD, PhDNovember 22, 2010
  • IRON MAN E-Zine: Issue #468: Look Bigger With One Simple Exercise

    Subject: IRON MAN E-Zine: Issue #468: Look Bigger With One Simple Exercise www.ironmanmagazine.com ========================================== TRY THIS AT YOUR NEXT WORKOUT ==========================================...

    E-zineIron Man MagazineAugust 16, 2010
  • Lost Exercises

    Once you’ve been bodybuilding for a few years, it’s easy to get caught in the trap of doing the same exercises...

    FeaturesDavid YoungJuly 2, 2010
  • Can arginine lower exercise fatigue?

    Despite being classified as a “nonessential” amino acid because it can be synthesized in the body, L-arginine is extremely popular with...

    Blog PostJerry BrainumApril 26, 2010
  • Bench Press: Not the Best Exercise

    It’s been called the “King of Chest Exercises”.  Millions of people have done it, world-wide, for the past 50+ years.  It’s...

    Blog PostDoug BrignoleMarch 6, 2010
  • The Physics of Fitness: Exercise Mechanics

    The “Resistance Curve” is the Most Fundamental Part of Weight Training The basis of weight training, or any other type of...

    Blog PostDoug BrignoleJanuary 16, 2010
  • DYS-Functional Exercise

    So-called “Functional Exercise” has been the rage for quite a few years now.  There are several variations of “functional exercise”, and...

    Blog PostDoug BrignoleDecember 2, 2009
  • Exercise and Sports Nutrition

    I’m frequently asked to recommend an authoritative source of scientific information about sports nutrition. While there are many such sources, most...

    NutritionJerry BrainumSeptember 10, 2009
  • Ultimate Exercises and Mass Machines

    Is it better to travel by horse or car? It depends on the terrain. Yes, in many instances barbells and dumbbells...

    TrainingSteve HolmanSeptember 9, 2009
  • Exercise-Induced Testosterone Rises

    Only the high-test workout boosted testosterone above resting values, 12 percent more than the low testosterone trial.

    HormonesJerry BrainumSeptember 6, 2009
  • Squat Science: The Best Exercise?

    Squats are often called the king of exercises—and for good reason. Squats work the largest muscles in the body, the thighs,...

    Muscle ScienceJerry BrainumMarch 28, 2009
  • Austin TV Clip: Shoulder Exercises Pt. 2

    Here’s a clip of me on Austin TV ‘s program Fitness Wise showing exercises for shoulders, arms and lower body. If...

    Blog PostDave GoodinJune 19, 2007