Workouts

Wall sits are a beginner-friendly exercise that can be done anywhere… and they are incredibly effective at working the quads and thigh muscles. The exercise is “isometric” (no movement) and involves holding a parallel squat against a wall. Although the movement looks simple, you’ll soon discover it is incredibly tough and will have your thighs […]

No – we’re not talking about doing lunges near the Seine or push-ups in a Parisian café.

The workout version of quitting while you’re ahead.

Calisthenics or weights – Who wins the fitness flex-off?

A “roar-ly” good workout if we say so ourselves.

Feel like your back workouts are going nowhere? Time to discover the world of sandbag exercises… a less-trodden but power-packed path to functional strength. From deadlifts to snatches, we’re unbagging the best moves to elevate your workout game. We’ve also included an example sandbag back workout to help you get started. Sandbag Back Workout Exercise

Meet “rucking,” hiking’s beefed-up cousin. All you need to do is strap on a backpack weighing around 10-35% of your body weight and take on nature’s trails. It’s as bare-bones as a workout can get, yet it packs some serious benefits. This blend of cardio, strength, and endurance training is an underrated type of exercise,

To stride confidently up hills and navigate rugged paths, a bit of prep work can go a long way… and we’re not just talking hiking gear. Strengthening specific muscle groups and following an effective hiking workout plan can make all the difference to your hiking. You’ll be able to hike for longer, experience less discomfort

Trying to understand what a good dead hang time is? We’ve got you covered… this guide provides some useful benchmarks to aim for (based on fitness level and age), as well tips for improving your overall dead hang time. Be careful not to become too obsessed with averages though, as there are so many factors

The lower trapezius plays a vital role in scapula (shoulder blade) stability. This contributes to improved posture, reduced neck and back pain, and is essential for movements like lifting, pulling, and throwing. Whether you’re carrying groceries, throwing a ball, or doing a pull-up… strengthening the lower trapezius makes things easier. We also find lower trapezius