by Rob on October 19, 2011

The advantages of circuit training over traditional cardio exercises like running or biking are numerous. If one thing can be said about the cardiovascular system, it’s that “it’s always working!” Read about the benefits of circuit training and see a sample circuit training workout.
by Rob on February 6, 2009

“The Best Abdominal Exercises You’ve Never Heard Of” is a book about unique and innovative exercises devoted entirely to the abdominal area. This abdominal training manual contains information on 77 extraordinary new exercises including pictures, videos, tricks for performing them, and common errors to avoid. For one day only, TODAY, I’m giving it away to [...]
by Rob on February 4, 2009

How would you like to add 2 firm inches of muscle to your butt in 2 weeks? Whether you’ve always wanted to have a rounder, firmer butt to show off at the beach or just to get rid of the flat ass you’ve always had, stop everything you’re doing and read this post! This is [...]
by Rob on February 3, 2009

Who wants 6 to 10 pounds of muscle added to their body in the next 28 days? Win a FREE COPY of the rapid muscle building program Muscle Explosion, by Nick Nilsson as part of his Fitness Bailout Sale. Nick is doing his part by putting fitness programs in your hands at 50% of the [...]

Diesel Crew does some great chain training here. Chains provide an unstable environment for lifting as well as changing the resistance by putting more load on your muscles when they’re in their strongest part of the movement. Jim Smith is the author of Combat Core Conditioning, the most advanced torso strength training manual I’ve ever [...]
Dan John, the Strength Coach and head track and field coach at Juan Diego Catholic High School in Draper, Utah originally said that the body is one piece and that there is no core. Mark Twight at GymJones took that to heart and filmed a bunch of “center oriented exercises” where movement was initiated from [...]
“Pick the bar up, put it over your head”, pretty simple. Dan John is the Strength Coach and Head Track and Field Coach at Juan Diego Catholic High School in Draper, Utah and aside from holding multiple state champion titles (California and Utah) in discus, hammer, shot, highland games and Olympic lifting, can lift a [...]

Craig Ballantyne, the author of Turbulence Training, bodyweight fat loss training manual, and contributor to Mens Health magazine stopped in for a little chat a month ago and it’s now being partially released to readers. This Craig Ballantyne interview is ongoing, so be sure to register on the last page for updates. Craig says Everyone’s [...]
Many experts agree that doing cardio first thing in the morning can burn fat 300% faster while others say that interval training with bodyweight exercises is as effective or more effective than cardio. The never ending question of the best way to burn fat has proponents on both sides of the fence. Then there are [...]
by Rob on January 29, 2008

Are you looking for a bodyweight workout to test your strength and endurance? Try this simple little round that I found on crossfit today. It’s their Workout Of The Day or WOD and If you’re not sweating and panting like a dog when you’re done, there’s something wrong. The idea is to complete as many [...]
by Rob on October 2, 2007
It’s no wonder the Russian strong men had so much strength, they used the kettlebell to train with. Brett Jones puts on a fantastic example of what kind of strength and power is possible doing kettlebell training. Now you can see why my trainer is worried about me training with them. That’s some heavy work [...]
by Rob on September 25, 2007
One of the primary exercises used during kettlebell training is the one hand and two hand kettlebell swing. This exercise is a fundamental movement in kettlebell training making use of and training the hips, legs, back and core. The swing should be practiced and mastered using a light weight bell before moving on to other [...]
by Rob on September 24, 2007

When I made the decision to take up Russian Kettlebell training, I only had a vague idea of where to start so I thought I’d put this podcast together so that you’d be able to follow along with me in my journey. I’ve known about Russian Kettlebells for a few years now but did not [...]
by Jessie on September 7, 2007

Everyone likes a bit of friendly competition every once and a while right? Well, I just happen to feed off of it. Last night I received a challenge from Israel. He is the author of “Fat Man Unleashed” Now, any one that knows me, knows that I am not one to pass up a challenge [...]

The Inner Biochemist The Simple Solution My Mission–is–My Passion: – Healthcare Revolution listen to my MISSION here…The Full Version …We don’t experience migraines because of a deficiency in Tylenol 3. …We don’t experience depression because of a deficiency in Prozac. …Our child doesn’t have ADHD because they were born without Ritalin. …We don’t experience cancer [...]