Heavy lifting

Through a series of easy to remember cues, Chris Duffin has developed a way for you to be sure your body is properly positioned so you can lift more weight without injuring yourself.

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Should we increase weights or reps? A study settles whether you should reach for more plates or hit some more reps to gain muscle.

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There's a time and a place to ditch perfect form in the gym. Learning how and when to do that can help you build more muscle and break through plateaus.

How to breath and control breathing to pressurize the trunk and stabilize the spine for heavy lifts in Olympic weightlifting.

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Lifting heavy objects on your own may look impressive, but it can cause serious injury and strain unless it's done safely. Before you lift an object, always test its weight before lifting it. Depending on the object's weight, you may lift...