
Kent Nilson
When lifters seek to build their quads without having to lift maximally, they often turn to the zercher squat and front squat. So, what are … Zercher Squat vs Front Squat: Differences, Pros, Cons
When lifters want a break from the regular back squat or they’re a competitive strength athlete, they often turn their attention to the safety bar … Safety Bar Squat vs Front Squat: Differences, Pros, Cons
The barbell hip thrust is a fantastic exercise for the glute muscles (but also the entire lower body) because it places a serious amount of … 9 Best Barbell Hip Thrust Alternatives: Build Buns of Steel
It’s no surprise that the pistol squat is one of the most difficult single-leg exercises to master. This unilateral (single-leg) exercise requires the lifter to … Pistol Squat Progression: From Basic to Advanced (Full Guide)
Pop your head into any commercial gym, and you’ll almost certainly see lifters developing their legs using the hack squat and the leg press. So, … Hack Squat vs Leg Press: Differences, Pros, Cons
Visit any gym and you’re likely to see lifters building their shoulders with the upright row and the lateral raise. So, what are the differences … Upright Row vs Lateral Raise: Differences, Pros, Cons
The upright row became popular largely due to old training videos from Arnold Schwarzenegger. Despite this outward popularity, the standard barbell upright row is a … 9 Best Upright Row Alternatives: How To, Videos, & Tips
The leg press is a machine-based exercise that predominantly targets the quads, with a secondary emphasis on the glutes and hamstrings. Leg presses are a … 9 Best Leg Press Alternatives (With Pictures)
The pistol squat is a single-leg exercise leading to serious leg strength and coordination and can also be useful to build flexibility in your ankles … 8 Best Pistol Squat Alternatives From A Strength Coach
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