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  EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Full gym TIME: 30 Minutes   Push it to the limit with this workout for chest, shoulders, and triceps! We’re using supersets and dropsets to boost the intensity for all your upper body pushing muscles.   Looking for specific workout videos? Check out the filtering function to find exactly what you are … SEE MORE

  One of my favorite ways to group body parts together is to train muscles that overlap each other. In this workout, we’ll train all the pushing muscles of your upper body: chest, shoulders, and triceps. I’ve chosen exercises that involve these muscle groups and paired them into 4 supersets. It’s a great way to … SEE MORE

  We’re continuing the push/pull/legs theme for this month’s workouts. I’ve added exercises using equipment such as resistance bands, the hip circle, and medicine/exercise balls for a little variety to keep things fresh. We’ll also use a few of my favorite intensity techniques: Supersets Two exercises performed back-to-back without resting between individual exercises. Rest when … SEE MORE

Here’s an At-Home workout that requires only barbells and a bench to train all the push muscles of your upper body: chest, shoulders (front and side heads), and triceps! Rest periods will be minimal as you’ll do 3 trisets (3 exercises done back-to-back-to-back), to ramp up your metabolism and cut down on the amount of … SEE MORE

  My 60 Day Total Body Transformation Challenge is right around the corner! The Challenge starts on Monday and the signup period ends on Sunday … SEE MORE

By Nicole     Here’s a workout from my current 60 Day Transformation Challenge. This workout is from Phase 2 and focuses on all the upper body pushing muscles, chest-shoulders-triceps. I’ll talk you through it step-by-step, with tips on form and the amount of weight you should be using so you can be sure you’re … SEE MORE

By Nicole A few weeks ago we did a workout for all the pulling muscles in your upper body and now we’re training all the pushing muscles of your upper body: chest, front/side delts, and triceps. I’m using trisets to keep the pump going and maintain an elevated heart rate. Now go push yourself!   … SEE MORE

  I have felt a little bored with my workouts recently – which is usually the case after a 14-16 week contest prep of doing … SEE MORE