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By Nicole Wilkins Hey guys, I’m super-excited to share this with you: last week I crossed the finish line in my first-ever triathlon! What an … SEE MORE

A high-volume back and shoulder workout with 10 Week Photo Shoot Ready Challenge Grand Prize winner Holly Covell! Holly did such an amazing job in … SEE MORE

 “Pull” it together with this back, biceps, and rear delt workout! We are using supersets to bump up the intensity, so buckle up and get to work! 💪 If you’re following the Holiday Workout Calendar from home, scroll down the page to see the At-Home version for this day – it’s a great pull workout … SEE MORE

  Getting a new piece of equipment is always cause for excitement in my house and this is one I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. The hex bar (or trap bar), is a great variation to using a traditional barbell. I find it’s a little easier on the back, as the weight … SEE MORE

  How you start each day can play a huge role in how successful you’ll be in achieving your goals. Because let’s face it, there are some things that will never make your hit list of favorite things to do. But having a consistent routine can get you in the right mindset to get everything … SEE MORE

Ah, cardio. Even for the most dedicated, watching the minutes ticking away on the treadmill or elliptical can get, let’s be honest, boring. It’s no … SEE MORE

  Hamstrings are the muscles on the back of your thighs. There are actually two of them. Think of them as the biceps of your legs. It’s important to keep them in balance with the larger muscles on the front of your thighs, the quadriceps. Doing so will help you avoid injury, improve athletic performance, … SEE MORE

Here’s a workout that hits your entire upper body. I’ve got 5 supersets, but unlike the typical superset of antagonistic body parts (chest/back or biceps/triceps), … SEE MORE

  Hi guys, we’re doing something a little different today. I’m devoting an entire chest and shoulder workout to unilateral exercises – doing one limb or body part at a time – to identify and correct any strength or developmental imbalances between your left and right sides. And to boost intensity, I’m supersetting a chest … SEE MORE