functional strength

There's a whole world of strength and fitness out there that women are just beginning to explore.

Overhaul your gym sessions to see tremendous improvement in your sporting prowess.

What would you do with just a barbell, yourself, and the endless expanse of Arizona desert?

Lifting heavy barbells is good, but moving things outside the gym is what real strength is about.

Building strong external obliques isn’t just for bodybuilders or fighters.

The sled is an excellent tool to strengthen this crucial body part from different angles.

The tuck pop up requires both specific motor skills and specific strength. You'll make strides with your muscle up performance.

When we lose sight of simplicity, our so-called functional training can actually backfire.

If you want strong lats and phenomenal core strength, then the front lever is an exercise for you.

The snatch is a challenging, yet rewarding, lift to master. But, it does take time to learn the proper technique.

Years ago I was lured into "corrective exercise" and "functional training" by a back injury. I can tell you what I learned from that experience - and what I do now (and it's not standing on a Bosu).

Here's a good story about someone obsessed with strength training. If you're creative, you can train hard using items around your home.

What is strength? Not strength like science or weightlifting defines it, but strength for you in your everyday life? Let's look at the idea of functional strength and what it really, truly is.