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  1. 01dragonslayer

    Boost Muscle Growth with High Frequency Training

    Most people only train their muscles once per week. New research shows that training more frequently might provide more room for growth. Learn more here! If you’re looking for a new approach to your training plan to stimulate new muscle growth, this might be the answer you need. You may or may...
  2. 01dragonslayer

    Plateau Blast: 10 Unique Ways To Bring Up Lagging Body Parts

    It's time to challenge body parts that aren't responding to conventional training methods. This article presents 10 effective solutions that can help you get growing again. Brad Borland is a strength & conditioning specialist, cancer survivor and the founder of WorkoutLab. We all have them and...
  3. 01dragonslayer

    High Volume Training Upper/Lower Workout

    This High Volume Training Upper/Lower workout program combines high volume training with high frequency training to help you build lean muscle mass! WORKOUT SUMMARY Main Goal Build Muscle Workout Type Split Training Level Advanced Program Duration12 weeks Days Per Week 4 Time Per Workout90-120...
  4. 01dragonslayer

    Max Adaptation Upper Lower (MAUL) Workout

    This workout combines the main mechanisms of muscle hypertrophy to help you build some serious muscle. Try this split to put on quality summer mass! WORKOUT SUMMARY Main Goal Build Muscle Workout Type Split Training Level Beginner Program Duration12 weeks Days Per Week 5 Time Per Workout45-60...
  5. 01dragonslayer

    What Number of Sets and Reps Works Best?

    What Number of Sets and Reps Works Best? Most people think the primary driver for muscle growth is volume, but most of these same people define volume as the number of sets you're performing in a training session (not counting your warm-up sets, mind you). More accurately defined, volume is...
  6. 01dragonslayer

    5 Reasons Your Bulk is Doomed to Fail

    There are few things in life that are more satisfying than going on a bulk. You get to eat more ice cream than normal. You have a good excuse to go to bed early. You get to buy new t-shirts with bigger sleeves. People start squeezing your arms more than they normally do. That being said, I...
  7. 01dragonslayer

    How to Increase Muscle Size With German Volume Training

    German Volume Training isn’t rocket science. There’s no elaborate formulas to figure out, and no advanced training techniques to be mastered. GVT is built around three simple, core principles: One - Two Exercises: You perform only 1-2 exercises per body part, that’s it. Stick with heavier...
  8. 01dragonslayer

    Getting Back Into the Gym: How to Plan Your Return

    It’s happened to almost all of us at one point or another. You take an extra day off to rest, which turns into a week, then you’re taking 2 weeks off from the gym. Before you know it you’ve been out of the gym for much longer than you'd like to admit. If you’re like most lifters you are looking...
  9. 01dragonslayer

    Building Muscle: Why Less Is More

    Those of you who have read through any of my articles know that I'm a big believer in the basics. I confidently preach low volume, infrequent workouts that are based around the universal laws of overload and progression (training with maximum intensity and progressing in weight or reps from week...
  10. 01dragonslayer

    High Intensity Training vs. High Volume Training: Which is Better?

    HIT VS VOLUME. Which style of working out is the better approach for bodybuilding? It’s hard to discredit either style of weight training because there have been countless examples of people who have built incredible physiques using both. So my stance on it is pretty simple; I’m partial to HIT...
  11. 01dragonslayer

    3 Ways Weight Loss Changes Your Brain

    There’s plenty of emphasis from health and fitness professionals on how excess weight affects the body — not just related to appearance, but also in terms of insulin resistance, cardiovascular effects, bone and joint health, cancer risk, metabolic syndrome and other issues — but weight can also...
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    Dana Linn Bailey Warns Followers Not to Overtrain Following Rhabdo Scare

    There’s no denying that Dana Linn Bailey is in killer shape—and always has been—but that doesn’t mean she’s invincible. The former Women’s Physique Olympia champ, and longtime athlete, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a cautionary tale of overtraining with her 1.9 million followers. In the...
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