Fitness

The 4 Kettlebell Exercises Every Lifter Needs How to Build Power & Conditioning with KBs Take your training beyond barbells and machines. Gain power, increase athleticism, and get conditioned with these kettlebell lifts. You probably fall into one of these kettlebell camps: Camp One: You know kettlebells as those awkward, dusty things over in the corner

Credit: Bojan656 / Shutterstock Ab workouts are one of the few types of exercise that some people are instinctively drawn to whether they’re dedicated lifters or not. Many people use ab exercises as an entry point into some type of regular exercise, which is great. Hopefully they eventually move on to incorporate training their other body

Credit: Jacob Lund / Shutterstock   Complexes, also known as combination lifts, consist of two or more exercises performed with the same free weight in a non-stop, continuous fashion. While this method may initially appear similar to low-intensity circuit training commonplace in machine-laden rec centers, true complexes are quite the opposite. Romanian weightlifting coach Istvan Javorek

The 1 Minute Morning Push Up Routine Wake-Up Push-Ups! This routine will get your butt in gear quickly in the morning, relieve stiffness, and prepare your body for the big lifts. Eliminate your bad morning habits, leave your phone in another room, and summon your inner bro-yogi. Wake yourself up every morning with just a

Medicine balls are one piece of equipment you find at nearly every strength and conditioning gym and in many “functional training” areas in commercial gyms. Their use and application for power, conditioning, and improving overall fitness levels are only limited by your creativity and imagination. Anyone can integrate medicine ball training into their current programming