56. Stay Strong

More muscle and sinew means more capacity to do anything. Don’t let age, aches and pains, or lack of time be your excuses for abandoning your strength.


“Standing Core Workout”

An excellent workout for your abs that strengthens hip flexors and hamstrings… Read More »

Eric Cressey

A leader in training for impressive sports performance and feats of strength…without the meathead mentality… Read More »

Mike Robertson

Training tips from a top physical therapist and personal trainer… Read More »

Bill Hartman

One of the best physical therapists around talks muscle imbalances and training protocols… Read More »

Nia Shanks

Nia Shanks provides simple, effective techniques for fat loss and strength gains… Read More »

Krista Scott Dixon

Krista Scott Dixon, PhD, escaped academia and now writes about nutrition and fitness… Read More »

Michael Boyle, Med, CSCS

The strength and conditioning coach of the Boston University men’s hockey team and founder of the paid site Strengthcoach.com makes unpopular statements from time to time, but he also tends to be right… Read More »

Robert dos Remedios, CSCS

Robert dos Remedios (or just “Dos”), former NSCA collegiate strength coach of the year, has filled his book, Cardio Strength Training, with fast and furious workouts that build strength and burn fat… Read More »

Rachel Cosgrove

Great advice on getting fit, fast!… Read More »

Josh Henkin

Information on using sandbags to improve fitness and prevent injury… Read More »