Want to master your bodyweight exercises such as pushups, inverted rows, dips, and pullups? Try incorporating the anti-chaos band method. It requires unbelievably strict mechanics and smooth form or you will oscillate out of control.
Pullovers are one of the best upper body and core exercises for building strength and hypertrophy. Unfortunately they also tend to create joint issues due to faulty form. Here's the best variation for eliminating this problem.
If you're looking to add serious size to your upper body, try using the modified Reeves Grip in conjunction with bodyweight movements on the trap bar. Some of these movements include pull-ups, inverted rows, pushups, and planks.
The leg raise chest press protocol is one of my favorite pressing techniques to improve bench press horizontal pressing mechanics. Here are several unique variations as well las 7 reasons why the leg raise protocol is so effective.
The side windmill plank is one of the few exercises that requires the hips, upper torso, core, and feet to work together synergistically in one controlled high-tension isometric. This particular variation use the slide board.
The trap bar is an incredible training tool. However, I’ve recently been experimenting with longitudinal trap bar movements and in many ways they have additional benefits over traditional trap bar exercises. Here's why.
Looking for a pushup variation that’s intense and joint friendly yet highly conducive for mastering pushup mechanics? Try this anti-rolling pushup. There are multiple benefits in terms of strength, size, and performance.
Try combining the hanging band technique with the trap bar. You can perform a variety of movements including squats, deadlifts, presses, and rows. Not only will you gain strength and size but your lifting mechanics will improve.
Foot positioning during planks and pushup is oftentimes an overlooked technique issue. However it’s one of the most important factors. Fortunately, placing your feet on a foam roller helps to solve this issue. Here's how.
Recently I had the pleasure of demoing a very unique tool called the Reactive Power Trainer (RPT). This is like BOSU ball on steroids and provides many benefits for athletic performance, strength, and movement mechanics.
If you’re looking for an exercise that devastates the entire core, back, biceps, forearms, rear delts, and grip, look no further than this brutal overcoming isometric renegade row performed in a barbell suitcase fashion.
Although it’s traditionally used for sliding exercises such as leg curls, I’ve found that applying the “anti-sliding” effect to foundational movement patterns (squats, pushups, lunges, and more) does wonders for enhancing mechanics.
Most individuals perform sledgehammer work improperly as they typically muscle the sledgehammer through the exercise rather than relying on the kinetic chain. Here are 10 important cues to master the sledgehammer and mace.
If you're looking for unique movements to help clean up your posture as well as your mechanics on chest presses and rows look no further than these Chinese plank variations. They're a bit unusual but you'll notice immediate improvements.
If you're looking for a unique training method that crushes the core while also blasting the larger muscles of the body try this offset dumbbell protocol. As an added bonus it does wonders for cleaning up form and technique.
Looking for a way to clean up your pullover technique while simultaneously blasting your entire core and upper body at once? Try this eccentric isometric bottoms-up pullover variation with a hollow body leg raise hold.
The single arm front-racked squat also known as the single arm goblet squat is one of my favorite squat variations for teaching intense core activation in conjunction with the squat pattern. Add this tweak to make it even better.
This chest press is sure to take your upper body and core to the next level. Essentially you’re combining three of my favorite techniques into one exercise; the “T-bench” technique, “head off” protocol, and “half body off” position.
The Yoak training system is one of the most versatile and effective strength training tools I've used. It takes advantage of oscillating kinetic energy and applies it to standard barbell movements as well as bodyweight exercises.
If you're looking for a unique way to overload your pushups and emphasize the eccentric overload component then you'll want to give these a try. Just expect massive gains in your chest, shoulders, and triceps as well as your core