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Walk Your Way To 10% Body Fat with This Beginner-Friendly Plan
Seth Feroce hints at a comeback that’s bound to shake up the bodybuilding scene, while Joey Swoll takes gym etiquette debates to another level.
Think walking can’t torch fat? Think again. This step-by-step fitness plan breaks down how incorporating steady-state walking into your routine can help you shed body fat and hit the elusive 10% mark. From setting goals to optimizing your nutrition and pacing, it’s a beginner-friendly yet effective guide. If you’re ready to lace up and lean down, this is your one-way ticket to shredded. [Get moving here.]
If your glute goals feel out of reach, these five exercises might be the game-changers you need. Designed specifically for women, this guide skips the fluff and delivers the tried-and-true movements to build strength, shape, and symmetry. From hip thrusts to Bulgarian split squats, every rep is tailored for optimal results. Don’t just train—train smarter. [Your glute game starts here.]
Seth Feroce is ready to swap his dad hat for posing trunks in a highly anticipated bodybuilding comeback. Speaking candidly, Feroce revealed his measured approach—focusing on small, consistent improvements before taking the stage. Fans are buzzing about his potential return, considering his reputation as a no-nonsense, hard-hitting competitor. Will he reclaim his spot in bodybuilding’s elite? [Find out what’s next for Feroce.]
Dr. Mike Israetel analyzed Eddie Hall’s training techniques, applauding his feats but noting room for improvement. From his programming to recovery protocols, Hall’s approach is dissected with scientific rigor. It’s a rare peek behind the curtain at what makes strongmen tick—and how they could tick even better. [Dive into the breakdown here.]
When it comes to shredding fat, Sam Sulek knows his way around a grocery store. In his latest video, Sulek revealed his go-to protein sources and lean staples, offering fans an inside look at his meal prep strategy. Spoiler alert: He’s not skimping on flavor or nutrition. If you’re looking for fat-loss-friendly foods that don’t suck, this haul might inspire your next cart. [Shop like Sulek here.]
Lower belly fat has long been the nemesis of fitness enthusiasts everywhere, but new research offers fresh insights on how to tackle it. From hormonal influences to diet hacks and exercise science, this guide cuts through the noise with evidence-based solutions. Spoiler: Crunches alone won’t cut it. Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to results. [Start trimming here.]
DLB isn’t just hip thrusting—she’s revolutionizing the lift. In her latest tutorial, the fitness icon shares three pro tips to perfect your form, maximize glute engagement, and avoid common mistakes. Whether you’re new to the move or a seasoned lifter, her advice will level up your thrust game. Your glutes will thank you. [Thrust better here.]
In the bodybuilding world, big names equal big opinions. Chris Aceto recently defended Nick Walker’s decision to skip the 2025 Arnold Classic, citing the importance of timing. Meanwhile, he questioned Derek Lunsford’s lower body development despite his meteoric rise. With insights from a seasoned coach, it’s a must-read for bodybuilding enthusiasts tracking the sport’s hottest stars. [Read Aceto’s take here.]
Swoll doesn’t mince words, and his latest critique is no exception. Responding to a viral video of a woman wearing lingerie in a public gym, Swoll questioned the double standards around acceptable attire, arguing that a man in the same outfit would face legal consequences. His take sparked a fiery debate about gym culture, respect, and attention-seeking behavior. [Catch the full story here.]
Ever wondered how many calories you burn during a specific exercise? This calculator has you covered, offering data for over 250 different activities. From weightlifting to hiking, it’s a one-stop tool for tracking and optimizing your workouts. Whether you’re bulking, cutting, or maintaining, knowing your calorie burn is a game-changer. [Crunch the numbers here.]
Recovery Tip of the Day: Grounding or Earthing
Turns out, your recovery might benefit from ditching your shoes and connecting with nature—literally. Grounding, also known as earthing, involves walking barefoot on grass, sand, or soil to reduce inflammation and stress. Advocates say it can improve sleep, decrease muscle soreness, and even boost mood by syncing your body with the Earth’s electrical charge. While it might sound a little woo-woo, early research shows promising recovery benefits. Worst case? You soak up some vitamin D and feel like a kid again.
The Strength Bulletin
Catch the full results from the 2024 Ronnie Coleman Sur Pro Cup and see who claimed victory. [Full breakdown here.]
20-year-old weightlifting phenom Yan Li (+87KG) sets a jaw-dropping 149-kg (328.5-lb) snatch, smashing Junior and Open IWF World Records. [Watch the historic lift.]
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