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Last updated: January 25, 2012
Home Circuit Training: Cleans and Row Motions
For this circuit training workout, you’ll need a barbell, dumbbell/kettlebell, medicine ball, and some gymnastic rings or suspension straps set-up at home. The emphasis of the circuit is on “clean” motions, where you lift an item from the floor to … Continue reading
Dive-bomber Push-up Variations
In case you hadn’t found out already, dive-bomber push-ups are pretty brutal! You start in a piked “downward dog” position, drop to your chest, press up to an “upward dog”, and then reverse it to go back to the starting … Continue reading
Garage workout: Extension fun
For today’s Strength Mob garage bootcamp you’re going to give your triceps and back/hip extensors a serious workout. Prepare for some good morning lifts, back extensions on a stability ball, overhead tricep extensions, and bench dips. Oh yeah, you’ll finish … Continue reading
