Blog posts
October 05, 2026
Why Do Runners Get Shin Splints?
Running is simple. You put on your shoes and go. But every mile asks your body to absorb force over and over again. When you start running more often, increase...
Why Rows Should Be a Staple in Your Workout
Rows are one of the most useful upper body exercises you can include in a strength program. Whether you’re using dumbbells, cables, machines, or a TRX, rowing movements train the...
Why Single Leg Training Should Be in Your Workout
Most of life happens one leg at a time. Walking, running, climbing stairs, and even stepping off a curb all require you to control your body on one leg. That’s...
Split Squats: The Exercise Almost Everyone Should Be Doing
Split squats are one of the best exercises for building lower body strength while also improving balance and stability. Unlike a traditional squat, a split squat allows us to train...
How to Hinge Properly: A Simple Guide to the Hip Hinge
The hip hinge is one of the most important movement patterns to learn for strength training and everyday life. Learn how to hinge properly, what common mistakes to avoid, and...
Why Your Shoulder Hurts When You Press Overhead
Shoulder pain during overhead pressing is common but it doesn’t necessarily mean overhead pressing is bad for your shoulders. Reaching overhead requires more than just movement at the shoulder joint....
The Biggest Deadlift Mistakes We See Every Week
The deadlift is one of the best exercises you can do to build strength, improve posture, and make everyday activities easier. Whether you’re picking up groceries, moving furniture, or simply...
How to Squat Without Your Knees Hurting
One of the most common things we hear is: "Every time I squat, my knees hurt." Most people assume squats are bad for their knees. The reality is usually the opposite. Most...
The Hidden Cost of "I'll Start Next Week"
Every January, every Monday, and every birthday seems to come with the same promise: "I'll start next week." It feels harmless in the moment because it's only seven days, but...