An elite bodybuilder said he uses an exercise technique called slow negatives to build more muscle. Also called eccentric reps, negatives can help optimize gains by putting more tension on the muscle.
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Lee Labrada’s workout in his 60’s: How he retained his muscles over the years
At 65, Lee Labrada’s approach to training is focused on evolution rather than decline. It is a perfect guide for longevity, ...
If you're looking to train your upper body like an IFBB Pro bodybuilder, Sam Sulek recently shared his arm workout on YouTube, focusing on the biceps and triceps. Last week, Sulek, 23, secured his ...
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A Pro Bodybuilder’s Blueprint for Massive Leg Gains
If anyone in the game has legs that make heads turn, it’s Chris Bumstead. For nearly a decade, he’s dominated the Mr. Olympia stage, and while his legendary waist-to-shoulder ratio gets the headlines, ...
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Lat pulldowns are a notoriously difficult exercise to master. Though the popular back exercise looks simple, many struggle to actually feel their lats engage. As a result, fully developing the back ...
View post: I'm a Strength Coach—This is the One Piece of Workout Equipment I Wish All Men Over 50 Owned In bodybuilding, few things are as coveted as a six-pack. Men chase them and admire them, and ...
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