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                        How to Get StrongerA collection of some of my best tips, tricks, and techniques that can help boost your strength and have you putting up bigger numbers in no time.
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                        Real Science vs. Broscience: TrainingPart two in my two-part series on the battle between published science and commonly-held myths otherwise known as "broscience"
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                        Complete CardioMy complete course on getting leaner and fitter—without sacrificing your muscle mass—through cardiovascular training.
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                        Push Pull Legs CircuitsThe Push/Pull/Leg circuit is a classic training style that hits all the key muscle groups in a short amount of time. Here are a few of my favorite P/P/L routines.
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                        Deadlift TipsThe deadlift is an exercise that truly tests and displays your overall strength. Use the tips below to find out how to boost your deadlift numbers, as well as advice on how to fit this powerhouse technique into your workouts.
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                        Fitness HacksBreaking down my favorite fitness "hacks" for when you don't have the time or equipment you need for your workouts.
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                        Biceps ExercisesLooking for ways to build bigger biceps and biceps strength? Check out these tips for new ways to add serious size to your biceps.
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                        The Science of Strength BandsI’ve long been a proponent of training with resistance bands. Learn how this versatile training equipment compares to free weights and why they’re so effective.
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                        Benefits of Adding BandsGet the facts on how resistance bands can help you add muscle and strength – comparable to free weights.