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Compound Exercises

The Top 5 Compound Exercises for an All Round Physique

Cyclists have huge legs. Swimmers have huge shoulders and arms.   But you and I prefer a gentler, all-round physique, right?  That’s why compound exercises are our best friends. These multi-joint movements engage multiple muscle groups simultaneously, allowing you to maximize your training efficiency and overall muscle development.  In this blog post, we’ll explore the top […]

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Run Like the Wind: 5 Essential Leg Day Workout and Supplements

Developing a strong lower body not only enhances athletic performance but also contributes to overall functional fitness. In this blog post, we will explore essential leg workouts that target key muscle groups and recommend supplements to support muscle growth, recovery, and overall leg strength. Squats: The Main Factory for Leg Muscle Production  The Benefits of […]

5 Exercises to Build Your Back like an Ancient Greek God

5 Exercises to Build a Back like an Ancient Greek God

The ancient Greeks prized fitness In their myths, which were filled with feats by strongmen and demigods, the titan Atlas was known for holding the sky on his back and shoulders. That may be too much even for you, but a strong and well-developed back not only enhances posture and overall aesthetics but also contributes […]

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How to Get Shoulders like Phelps: 5 Exercises and 10 Supplements

Think of Michael Phelps. You quickly visualize that ideal V-shaped Superman’s body. That’s how it is for elite swimmers. Their regimen requires well-developed shoulder muscles to propel them ahead, assisted by a lithe core and lower body that cut through the water.  Yes, we know. Likely, you won’t stick to an Olympian’s training intensity. But […]

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