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Progressive range of motion: the same bar, an ever longer lift
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Chest and back: set your elbows and wrists to target the right muscle
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For a chest or back exercise to work the target muscle, first set the direction of your elbows, let your wrists...
How to set up under the bar for the squat and the bench press
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A stable bar starts before the first rep: center it using body landmarks (sternum, thumbs, ankle bones), lock in your...
Resistance bands in the home gym: eight uses, from heavy squats to joint care
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In strength training, bands serve eight purposes: making resistance progressive on barbell exercises, lightening the...
Box squat: technique, box height and programming
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The box squat consists of sitting down on a box placed behind you, staying still for one second without losing your...
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Progressive range of motion: the same bar, an ever longer lift
The progressive range of motion method means keeping a fixed load, between 100 and 103 % of your max, and lengthening...
Read more
Chest and back: set your elbows and wrists to target the right muscle
For a chest or back exercise to work the target muscle, first set the direction of your elbows, let your wrists...
Read more
How to set up under the bar for the squat and the bench press
A stable bar starts before the first rep: center it using body landmarks (sternum, thumbs, ankle bones), lock in your...
Read more
Resistance bands in the home gym: eight uses, from heavy squats to joint care
In strength training, bands serve eight purposes: making resistance progressive on barbell exercises, lightening the...
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Box squat: technique, box height and programming
The box squat consists of sitting down on a box placed behind you, staying still for one second without losing your...
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