Good Day & Welcome to February's "Final Friday Favorites" (nice alliteration!) If this is your first read of this blog, each month we do a Final Friday Favorites where we publish a blog identifying our five favorite...

In my last article, I’ve talked about building bigger upper arms with a focus on building biceps. And even though biceps are important for a muscular and strong look, it’s NOT actually the most important...

Let’s face it – huge upper arms are what everyone will notice first. If you’ve been lifting for a couple of years, but your upper arms are not that big, you’re probably looking for ways...

Key Takeaways The latissimus dorsi muscles are the primary drivers of back width. Focusing on exercises that maximize lat development like pull-ups and lat pull-downs will create that coveted V-taper appearance. Compound exercises provide the...

Key Takeaways Breaking through training plateaus requires addressing physiological factors like blood flow optimization rather than simply increasing training volume or intensity. Improved oxygen delivery and waste removal through enhanced circulation can provide the marginal...

When traveling, you want to embrace everything around you - new places, new customs, new people, new smells, but also new foods and delicious treats. Nobody wants to keep counting calories when staying in a...

Have you ever suffered from joint pain after running on the treadmill? Running is notorious for the knee pain it causes.No matter if you’re a beginner or a seasoned vet, you may know what I’m...

Good day and welcome to Final Friday Favorites....October '21 edition.   Each month, our founder looks at Oh!mino facebook posts (both from us and our users) and picks his favorites. This month the final Friday comes...

Key Takeaways Compound exercises provide the foundation for functional strength. The Big 5 movements (squat, deadlift, bench/push-up, overhead press, pull-ups) work multiple muscle groups simultaneously and translate directly to real-world strength applications. Progressive overload drives...

Key Takeaways Training to failure creates significant physiological stress that can lead to joint problems, prolonged exhaustion, and decreased performance when used excessively. Submaximal training (1–3 reps short of failure) produces similar muscle growth with...