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Reps in Reserve (RIR) Training Explained: Science, Myths, and Whether It’s Hurting or Saving Your Gains
Depending on who you ask, Reps in Reserve can be a science-backed way to train hard without cutting into your recovery, or a spreadsheet-driven excuse to avoid training hard. So, which is it? If you’ve ever finished a set and thought, “I probably had two more reps left in the tank,” That’s RIR in a nutshell. The concept is solid:instead of treating every set like all-out war, you stop a rep or two short and use those reps left in the tank to manage fatigue, volume, and long-term gains. But the trouble arises when it’s left open to interpretation.
Abs and Core Exercises
It's a move that'll help boost stability by locking your trunk against twisting. Yes, it will help chisel your six pack, but this move also challenges many more muscles. For strength, conditioning, and core stability, try fitting one of these versions in your workouts. Swing for the fences with this rotational strength-creating move. The name may be a mouthful, but this move is full of muscle-building benefits. Chisel your six pack with these basic moves. It may not help you run like an Olympian, but your abs will feel good as gold with this move.
Jade Cargill’s No-Gym Ab Workout: 4 Core Exercises That Build WWE-Level Abs Anywhere
Reigning WWE Women’s champion, Jade Cargill, has it all figured out. In the ring, opponents are finding her dominant power to be an insurmountable challenge, while this pro wrestler’s imposing physique is also sending some of her less ripped rivals into a tailspin of embarrassment. Of course, developing the best abs in the pro wrestling business necessitates careful planning and some dedicatedmacro tracking.
2 Simple 15-Minute Mobility Workouts to Help Reduce Pain
As we move into our 40s and beyond, staying mobile isn’t just about flexibility, it’s about preserving strength, preventing injuries, and ensuring we move through life with ease and confidence. Joint pain, muscle stiffness, and nagging achesaren’t simply a byproduct of aging; they’re often the result of a lack of intentional movement. When mobility takes a backseat, our bodies compensate in ways that lead to imbalances, increased wear and tear, higher risk of injury, and more mileage added. But here’s the good news, small,consistent efforts can make a huge impact.
10 Underrated Strength Exercises That Build Muscle
Walk into most gyms, and you’ll see the same lifts on repeat—bench, squat, deadlift, curls, and rows. They’re classics for a reason, but if you never venture past the basics, you’re leaving gains on the table. Some exercises don’t get social media attention, aren’t included in every program, and sometimes look odd, but they build strength where you need it most. These 10 exercisesaddress strength leaks—weak upper backs, soft lockouts, and underdeveloped hamstrings—and help prevent grip-strength issues. These underrated moves build your strength where it matters most.
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Want to Build Muscle? Do These Exercises.By Cori Ritchey, C.S.C.S.Mar 20, 2025
YOU WANT TO build muscle, and you want to do it without spending an eternity in the gym to use every single piece of equipment. For efficient workouts, you need to program exercises that provide you the most bang for your buck. Compound, or multi-joint, exercisesrequire the recruitment of multiple muscle groups at once to perform, which allows for greater muscle stimulation. Think about it: Does it take more to do abiceps curlor achinup? To do a biceps curl, you're zeroing in on your biceps by moving at the elbow joint.