Why I Hate the Jefferson Curl
Every few years, the fitness world gets obsessed with a new “cure-all” exercise that promises bulletproof results. One of the most persistent offenders? The Jefferson curl. Once again, I’m seeing it make the...
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Jun
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Jun
Why Bigger Disc Herniations Sometimes Heal Better
When people get their MRI results back and see the words “massive disc herniation,” it usually sends them into a tailspin. Understandably so. The word “massive” sounds catastrophic—but here’s the paradox: in some...
13
Jun
Understanding L4/L5 and L5/S1 Disc Herniations: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
If you’ve ever reached out to me and said, “Brian, I’ve got an L4/L5 or L5/S1 disc bulge—what do I do?” you’re not alone. These are the two most commonly affected areas of...
11
Jun
Pushing the Limits: Why Eric Bugenhagen’s Wild Lifting Style Deserves Respect
I’ve been captivated lately by Eric Bugenhagen — and not in a mocking or critical way. The guy’s doing absolutely unhinged, rounded-back deadlifts, belt squats with Jujimufu standing on the platform, and bizarre...
04
Jun
Bridging the Gap: Science vs. Experience in Strength Training
We’ve seen the rise of evidence-based training influencers like Jeff Nippard. His approach is clean, research-backed, and digestible, especially for beginners. His content brings much-needed structure to a space that was once dominated...
