Your shoulder flexibility and complexity can leave it more susceptible to injury if it isn't trained to be strong.

Here are five sure-fire upper body routines that can be a part of any strength, power, weight-loss, and/or general fitness program. I’ve also attached recording forms for you to log your workouts.

Think of the Smith machine floor press as a chest and triceps building “finisher” to your workout.

There’s no need to overcomplicate things—packing on muscle for powerful and healthy shoulders can be simple.

Don’t get me wrong, pronated wide grip pulldowns are a good exercise, but they aren’t ideal to train the lats.

To maximize your upper body training, you need to learn how to mobilize, stabilize, and control your motor patterns.

Different positioning for your strict press may allow for better translation into other overhead lifts.

Give these exercises a try after your training session, or even as part of your warm-up.

The barbell shrug is a very misunderstood movement, a commonly passed over exercise, and often an incorrectly executed one.

Your level of priority to assess, review, and reverse postural issues should be high.

A two-jointed muscle involves multiple joints and certain considerations should be taken in training. Let's look at two-jointed arm muscles.

You aren't going to get huge following a plan designed for a pro bodybuilder.

Build grip and general upper strength with this variation of a classic.

You can't beat a fighter's workout for a lean, strong upper body.

Think that the only way to gain muscle mass is to lift heavy? Think again.

Support your yoga practice by incorporating ring and bar dips into your training for complete upper body strength.

Like any form of physical activity, yoga has a few blind spots when it comes to functional movements - including pulling.