Exercises

Monster Walks Exercise – A Scarily Effective Way to Target the Glutes

Unleash the beast in your lower body workout with monster walks. No, we’re not talking about a trek through a haunted castle, but a simple exercise that’ll awaken muscles you never knew you had. Walk forward like Frankenstein’s creation (with a bit more grace), and discover why this monstrous move is becoming a favorite in […]

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Oblique Crunches – Crunch Time: From Basics to Best Alternatives

Looking for a stronger, more functional core? Beyond the aesthetic allure of a chiseled midsection, your obliques play a pivotal role in daily activities, from picking up groceries to dancing the night away. Dive into this guide on oblique crunches and unlock both the visual and practical benefits of a robust core. We’ll unravel the

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Why Can’t I Do a Pull Up? Actionable Tips for Mastering This Iconic Exercise

Pull ups… the Mount Everest of gym exercises. We’ve all been there, hanging like a fish on a line, wondering why on earth we can’t hoist ourselves up. It’s not just about raw power… it’s a cocktail of technique, strength, and understanding your body. If you’re wondering why you just can’t seem to get your

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Burpee Broad Jumps – How to Master This Exercise for HYROX and CrossFit Workouts

The burpee broad jump is gaining momentum in fitness circles… spearheaded by its inclusion in HYROX and CrossFit workouts. It’s a variation of the traditional burpee that includes jumping forwards, instead of on the same spot. In theory, it sounds simple enough… but in reality, it’s an incredibly challenging movement that demands a lot, both

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Standing Cable Rows – Muscles Worked, Variations and Common Mistakes to Avoid

The standing cable row is a beginner-friendly exercise primarily designed to strengthen the muscles of the back. It’s a horizontal pulling movement, which means there’s more trapezius activation compared to vertical pulling movements (like pull-ups)… and as we’ll explain, that provides some really important benefits for musculoskeletal health, as well as athletic performance. In this

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Medicine Ball Side Throws – Benefits, Muscles Worked and Common Mistakes to Avoid

Ready to add a *twist* to your workouts? Then it’s time to talk medicine ball side throws. This dynamic twisting exercise not only packs a punch when it comes to strengthening your core, but it also activates your chest, shoulders, lats and lower body. We discuss how to perform the movement properly, benefits, common mistakes

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