Look, everyone wants to do the fun stuff, but you need to pay attention to the pitfalls of ignoring how your body is supposed to move because it will bite you in the ass.

In all seriousness, the shoulder is a deceptively simple complex of muscles that serve a large array of functions, but here's how to maximize those muscles with only a few exercises.

We have thus far built a strong pulling foundation, but it’s now time to train the full movement.

The work in this week’s program will challenge the base you've built in the first three weeks with a significant amount of volume and concludes with different ring variations to bring variety.

Part 3 builds directly on the work from the previous 2 weeks. We use similar movements but increase the loading with more difficult variations, higher repetitions, and longer holds.

In the second part of this series, we aim to strengthen the top position of the pull up with a set of taxing movements.

Hanging does for your shoulders what deep squats do for your hips.

Everyone needs to perform overhead shoulder movement. Here are five drills to activate muscles, layer movements together, and prep for overhead work.

Some things just go together. Peanut butter and jelly. Jordan and Pippen. Cheech and Chong. In the body, the biggest power couple is the ball and socket. But what about the shoulder blade?