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Xtreme Shredded 8 (XS8) Program Overview
The advanced version of the classic Super Shredded 8 program will get you super lean and muscular in 8 short weeks.
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Project X Program Overview
Extreme gains in muscle and strength – plus extreme fat loss – can be yours with this 12-week routine.
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BCAAs vs. EAAs
Which amino acid supplement should you take to maximize muscle recovery and growth: branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) or essential amino acids (EAAs)? I break down the science to help you decide.
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Summer Shred Stack Users Guide
Here’s how to use the JYM Summer Shred Lite and Extreme Stacks around your workouts to maximize your results in fat loss and muscle gains.
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resistance band back training: Get Stronger Back Muscles with Resistance Bands!
Resistance bands are a versatile and effective tool for strengthening your back muscles. Incorporating exercises like rows, pull-aparts, and lat pulldowns with resistance bands can help improve posture, increase muscle strength, and prevent injuries. Start with lighter resistance bands and gradually increase intensity as you progress.
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resistance band chest training: Get Stronger Chest Muscles with Resistance Bands!
Resistance bands are a versatile and effective tool for chest training. Incorporating exercises like chest presses, flyes, and push-ups with resistance bands can help strengthen and tone your pectoral muscles. They also provide constant tension throughout the movement, maximizing muscle engagement for optimal results.
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Protein Powder Users Guide
Your guide to figuring out which protein powders to use based on your individual needs and goals, and how and when to take them.
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Old School Bodybuilding Program (OSB)
An innovative combination of two classic techniques – High Intensity Training (HIT) and High Volume Training (HVT) – to build massive muscle in 6 weeks.
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How to Bench Press
Bench pressing is a foundational exercise for building upper body strength. Ensure proper form by maintaining five points of contact: feet, glutes, upper back, head, and hands. Proper technique maximizes gains and minimizes injury risk.