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How to Live Forever (or at least stay healthy for a really long time)

You are going to die. For most of us, our physical development […]

How To Work Around Chronic Pain And Limitations and Still Make Progress

An old injury doesn’t have to keep you out of the game, but you will have to work around it. We show you exactly how to adapt and overcome.

Frogger: Locomotor Exercise For Strong Shoulders, And Flexible Hips

The Frogger exercise will help you open your hips for a deeper squat while making your shoulders and arms strong and stable.

Here’s 6 Frogger Variations for Strong, Flexible Back and Shoulders

The Frogger is one of my favorite exercises, and it’s one I […]

Mobility for Crossfit: Increase Power & Prevent Injury

Don’t let poor mobility hold you back. Use these CrossFit mobility drills to move better and reduce injuries.

What Does GMB Really Teach?

We’ve often said that GMB is an education company masquerading as a fitness system. Here’s what we’re really teaching.

The Six Best Bodyweight Exercises for Strong and Healthy Shoulders

Do you want to build strong and healthy shoulders? We show you how and walk you through 6 body weight progressions.

Training All Damn Day: How Much Should You Be Working Out?

More is better, right? Not if you’re trying to build skills and keep helathy. Here’s how to find the right training frequency and timing

How to Warm Up Properly: A Smarter, More Effective Approach to Prepare Your Body

Most people just skim through their warm-up, but when approached the right way, it can be the most valuable part of your training session.

Beyond the Gym: Skill Based Strength Training for Real-World Power and Performance

Aiming to get stronger for an activity you love? Is it not working? Check out these skill-based strength training techniques to get the results you want to reach your goals.

Why Your Workout Isn’t Helping You Move Better (and What You Can Do About it)

Your workout might be making you stronger, but is it translating into better movement in your daily life? Probably not. Here’s why training the “in between” is the way to go.