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  • 5 days ago | mensfitness.com | Kelsey Kryger

    Ditch the drive thru and fire up the grill instead. Summer is here, which means grilling season is in full swing. And few meals satisfy summer cravings quite like a juicy grilled burger paired with a side of hearty, flavorful vegetables. To make sure your burgers stay juicy and don’t turn into dry, hockey puck-like patties, press a small dimple into the center of each before cooking.

  • 6 days ago | yahoo.com | Kelsey Kryger

    These Are the Best Exercises to Build Huge Arms for Men Over 40, Trainer Says originally appeared on Men's Fitness. You don’t need a gym membership to build impressive arms. Trainer Bobby Maximus shared five go-to exercises that can help you pack on size and strength with just a set of dumbbells, no matter your age. Try this workout the next time you need an upper-body burn.

  • 1 week ago | mensfitness.com | Kelsey Kryger

    All you need is a pair of dumbbells. You don’t need a gym membership to build impressive arms. Trainer Bobby Maximus shared five go-to exercises that can help you pack on size and strength with just a set of dumbbells, no matter your age. Try this workout the next time you need an upper-body burn. Sets: 3-5Reps: 10 on each armPicture your biceps contracting with every rep, and keep your elbows glued at your sides to resist using momentum.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kelsey Kryger

    71-Year-Old Nails a Brutal Calisthenics Move Most 20-Year-Olds Can’t Do originally appeared on Men's Fitness. Who says you can't be ripped in your 70s? Mark Langowski—better known as Body by Mark on social media—has a viral habit of approaching in-shape strangers and starting his videos with, "I ask people who are really fit what they do for their workouts, and you are jacked."Then, he asks them about their specific workout routines and dietary habits.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kelsey Kryger

    Exercise Scientist: I'm Begging Guys to Try This Bench Press Trick for Heavier Lifts originally appeared on Men's Fitness. To arch your back during a bench press or to keep a neutral spine? That is the question. Exercise scientist Mike Israetel says to go for the arched back. "Arching your back to get a better angle actually exposes your pecs and majority of their muscle fibers," Israetel says in a recent YouTube short. Why does that matter?