Your workout split determines how often you train, how well you recover, and how fast you build muscle. In this guide, we’ll break down the five most popular workout splits — from the Bro Split to Strength + Cardio — so you can find the one that fits your goals, schedule, and motivation.

Stop guessing what to do once you step on the gym floor. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to organize your workouts — from warm-up to cool-down — so every minute at the gym counts.

Ever wondered how long it actually takes to build muscle? The truth: it’s slower than most people hope—but faster than you think if you train smart. In this post, you’ll learn the 3-month rule of muscle building, realistic timelines for beginners to advanced lifters, and the daily habits that make your results visible (and lasting).

Confused about how many reps you should do to build muscle? Discover how different rep ranges affect growth, the science behind motor unit recruitment, and how to choose the perfect rep range for every exercise — without wasting time in the gym.

Deadlift PRs, intense cardio sessions, and a new FTP—this was a big training week. See how I balanced strength and endurance while prepping for a Half Ironman.

Getting stronger doesn’t have to be complicated. In this post, we’ll break down three simple and effective strategies—The Wave Method, Weekly Weight Bumps, and AMRAPs—that beginners can use to build strength consistently and safely. These methods are easy to apply and can make a big difference in your training progress.

Want to build muscle and burn fat at home — without fancy equipment or complicated plans? The Beginner to Beast series is a no-fuss, scalable workout plan you can do in under 30 minutes a day. Grab your dumbbells and start seeing results.

This week’s training was a mix of highs and hard lessons—from hitting a new bench press PR to struggling with deadlifts and prepping for a future Half Ironman. I’m sharing my honest training log, insights on progress vs. fatigue, and how I balance cardio, lifting, and life.

It's that time of the year again: days are getting longer, it's getting a little warmer, you've had a couple enjoyable patio evenings,...

This week, I skipped cardio and focused purely on strength training—heavy bench press, paused deadlifts, rows, Olympic lifts, and a test run of the reverse band incline press. Here’s a breakdown of my workouts and how I’m planning next week’s recovery phase.

Some training weeks feel like you're unstoppable. Others—like this one—remind you that progress isn't linear. Here's how I adjusted when everything felt just a little heavier than it should.

If you want to keep getting stronger, fitter, and faster, you need to level up your training — just like leveling up in a video game. This post breaks down simple, sustainable ways to apply progressive overload at the gym, at home, and in fitness classes, so you can keep making real progress without burning out.