12 Killer Supersets to Add to Your Next Workout
Photo: Andrey_Popov (Shutterstock) Who doesn’t love a superset? Pairing two exercises saves time in your main workout, provided the routine allows. And if you’d like to do a quick bit…
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Photo: Andrey_Popov (Shutterstock) Who doesn’t love a superset? Pairing two exercises saves time in your main workout, provided the routine allows. And if you’d like to do a quick bit…
Photo: Berkomaster (Shutterstock) When you’re just getting started with squatting movements, a goblet squat is easy—just pick up a tiny kettlebell (or dumbbell). At that stage it’s light enough that…
Photo: ArtOfPhotos (Shutterstock) Getting a good meal of carbs and protein after your workout is a great way to fuel yourself and support your goals, whether you’re training for strength,…
Photo: Fractal Pictures (Shutterstock) When you’re just starting to work out, small dumbbells are a godsend: You can do the same exercises as everyone else, but with less weight. When…
Photo: oneinchpunch (Shutterstock) Setting a new personal max is a great way to chart your progress toward your fitness goals—so what’s the easiest way to do that? One useful step…
Photo: Paul Biryukov (Shutterstock) The thin air at high altitudes has long been recognized as a training superpower for athletes. If you live and train at altitude, you’ll likely wipe…
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Photo: Halfpoint (Shutterstock) The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (and similar recommendations from other countries) call for healthy adults to get 150 minutes of moderate exercise, like walking, per week.…
Photo: Nikolas_jkd (Shutterstock) The best and the worst thing about social media is that it lets us compare ourselves to others. When it comes to athletes and fitness influencers, those…
Photo: oleksboiko (Shutterstock) Bruising your forearm or wrist is a common problem when you start working with kettlebells, but it doesn’t have to be that way. People who are able…