There’s a good reason why powerlifters and bodybuilders use drop sets to elevate their strength training to the next level.

If you lift weights regularly you’ll know progressive overload is a tried-and-tested way to build muscle. But if the gains have stopped coming, you may be looking for something to kick-start your ...

Drop sets are relatively advanced types of workouts where the goal is to perform an exercise (on the same muscle group) while decreasing weight until fatigue or failure prevents you from completing ...

All gym routines have an element of predictability about them so when a fresh way of lifting weights – like the 6-12-25 ...

At some point in your strength training set, whether you're doing dumbbell biceps curls, lat pulldowns on a machine, or even classic bodyweight exercises like pushups, you're going to reach a point ...

Drop sets are an advanced resistance training strategy defined by performing a set to muscular failure, followed immediately by one or more reductions in load and continuation to failure with minimal ...

Lie flat on a bench with your feet planted firmly on the floor. Unrack the barbell and lower it under control until it touches your chest. Keep your elbows at a 45-degree angle, then press back up ...

Strength training is more than just pumping iron; it's about how your muscles work together as a team. Enter the kinetic chain, which views your body as a connected system of harmonious joints and ...