Coaches are inundated with cool-looking, “sport-specific” exercises. But simplicity is the key to progress.

“If it is hard, then it is good for them” is the recipe for a tough team that is weak and slow. We are smarter than that.

No exercise increases muscle size and power, shreds fat, and increases your cardiovascular capacity as well as sprinting.

Moving with intensity for short periods of time is one of the easiest and fastest ways to improve health.

Can't find the time or the money to go to the gym? Try Andy McKenzie's tough, minimalist bodyweight workout.

If improving multiple skills simultaneously is an issue you struggle with, try these strategies.

The argument of HIIT versus LSD has been waged for the previous century, but it finally seems things are heading in a positive direction.

Training this way will help you get past being a "first round hero" and give you energy in later rounds.

Fighters need to be ready for different amounts of effort at any moment. Mike Perry trains his athletes for that purpose.

Are you going to the gym to build strength, look better, or hit on your latest crush? Charles has some insight into all three.

This week, Charles provides valuable insight into training motivation, shoulder growth, and exercise science.

Get ready to push yourself to get big and strong like Bobby Maximus with these classic workouts.

Effective fat loss only requires consistency and effort.

Try these nutritional strategies to keep yourself in check when pushing the limits in your training.

Getting the best results isn't about going to the extreme.

These total-body circuits are a challenging test of strength and endurance to add to your training.

Strength training veteran Charles Staley is here to answer our readers' questions about life and lifting.