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When building a physique it's just as important to optimise your recovery as it is to train in the gym. The team share their thoughts on how to not let that effort go to waste
Posted 1 year ago
How to train around knee pain/injury
Most bodybuilders have experienced knee pain at some point in their journey; personally, it’s something I’ve had to deal with frequently over the years, but […]
Posted 1 year ago
Increasing volume approach (sets)
Those of you that are in the bodybuilding scene may have seen that a new method of training – an increased volume approach – has […]
Posted 1 year ago
Maximum recoverable volume and Minimum effective volume
Maximum recoverable volume (MRV) and Minimum effective volume (MEV) were relatively new terms for me a couple years ago: although they were concepts I had […]
Posted 2 years ago
Calm
It’s no secret that stress is something very real in today’s society. Not only that, but it is usually held at chronically high levels. Whether […]
Posted 2 years ago
Healing peptides
In recent years, it has become fairly common for athletes involved in bodybuilding to use the healing peptides BPC-157 and TB-500 to improve their recovery […]
Posted 2 years ago
How does creatine work?
The fact that creatine can increase training performance, aid recovery and help us in our endeavour to continually add muscle mass is widely accepted and […]
Posted 2 years ago
Stress management techniques and how to apply them
Although it’s far from optimal, many of us have come to live accepting an inordinately high level of constant stress. You’ve heard us talk about […]
Posted 2 years ago
More isn’t always better
Do you have a burning desire to have big glutes, jacked quads or massive shoulders? You may have thought that to do so, then it […]
Posted 2 years ago
Are you using deloads to keep your progression going?
What is a deload? A deload is simply a break from training or training with reduced volume over a short period of time, such as […]