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The position of quarterback has changed drastically, but it remains the same. You have the prototypical, drop-back quarterback who makes micro.....

Athletes and clients come to us at Garage Strength all the time wanting to know what they can do to get their nutrition dialed in. People ask w...

Liver King: The Untold Truth Update: "Untold: The Liver King" was released on Netflix this week and has become an overnight sensation. The...

The first thing that comes to mind when people train their abs is “I want a six pack!”. Of course you do, we all do. But there is more to training your core........

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How to Jump Higher: Proven Methods That Work Maybe you aren't a volleyball player, track athlete or basketball player looking to increase yo...

Do you ever just sit and think about the human body and how wild it is. There is your skin essentially holding all of these things in place. Your organs, the fluids in your body, your bones and your muscles are all kept intact by your skin.

5 Proven Techniques to Improve Your Sprinting Speed It's one thing to have a goal in mind and start doing work to make progress. It’s anoth...

Calves play a key role in each performance, a desirable physique and even have health benefits. It’s safe to say that most of the time big calves are also strong calves.

Strong calves contribute to ankle stability, reduce injury risk, and improve overall mobility. These are key components in health not just for daily living but especially when it comes to sports performance.

Incorporating these diverse training elements ensures that athletes can approach their speed development comprehensively. By fostering improvements in agility, strength, and technique, such programs enable athletes to unlock new levels of performance, propelling them towards their speed goals with each training session. Whether you’re an emerging sprinter or an experienced athlete, the path to enhanced speed and performance is paved with disciplined, diverse, and diligent training efforts.