This minimalist kettlebell complex lights up your arms, shoulders and core in minutes.
This minimalist kettlebell complex lights up your arms, shoulders and core in minutes.
These are the cardinal sins that will hold back your gains.
Learn more about this key performance metric and the workouts that can help you improve it.
His advice is simple, but rooted in years of pushing the human body and mind to their limits.
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A look back in time at an interview we had with Chad le Clos before he edged out Phelps in the 2012 Olympics.
With our Cover Guy Competition in full swing we thought we would go way back in time to give you the tips from some of our first Cover Guy finalists.
Pressing weight over your head isn’t the only (or safest) way to build strong shoulders. Try the horizontal lateral raise.
Premiership teams have upped their game courtesy of the men in the white coats. So MH consulted with the experts to give you and your team the scientific advantage you’ve been waiting for.
If you’re a trail runner, paddler or mountain biker, there’s a good chance Kelvin Trautman silently snapped you – he’s one of the best.
Climb the toughest of bike trails without bonking – and descend with total control.
You probably feel that your arms are too small, but chances are it’s not because you’re neglecting those muscles. Here’s how to build bigger arms.
If Gregg Hammond wasn’t such a great bloke, he’d make us all pretty damn envious. That’s why he’s here to tell you how to become our next Cover Guy.
The test
Isometric what? Remember the phrase, because it just might be the best gauge of your weight-room ability. “I’d estimate that 80% of men can’t pass this test the first time they come to my gym,” says strength and conditioning specialist Joe Dowdell.
Sprinters, triathletes and shoplifters know the merits of hardworking hamstrings. “They are fundamental to running with the correct stride length,” says elite level running, duathlon and triathlon coach Ralph Hydes.
How: Hamstring Curls
Lying on the floor, place both heels on a stability ball. Keep your shoulders on the floor and lift your body. Draw your legs towards your backside, rolling the ball towards you. Do three sets of 15 reps.
Want a bigger chest? Drop to the floor—fast.
The single-arm snatch can help you build muscle and burn fat. Here’s how to master the move…