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Jul 24, 2014 03:53 pm | Mark de Grasse
 Workout Summary The Fat Burning Battle Ropes HIIT Workout can be used as a finisher or just a stand alone workout if you are crunched for time. For those who do not know, HIIT stands of High Intensity Interval Training, and The Fat Burning Battle Ropes HIIT Workout is a sure fire way to strip […] Read more
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Jul 24, 2014 12:51 pm | Zach Even-Esh
 I was always on the hunt for a hardcore gym. A place with loud, pumping music, a place where lifting heavy was encouraged, and no one behind a desk told me not to wear boots, not to use chalk, or not to do this or that. Lifting was always an art form to me, a form of […] Read more
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Jul 24, 2014 11:56 am | Dave Hedges
 In this article I am going to perform strength and conditioning heresy, but after all, isn’t that what the Onnit Academy is all about? As a rule of thumb, a workout should be structured in a way so that the highly technical work comes first, followed by the power and explosive work, then the strength; the […] Read more
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Jul 24, 2014 10:43 am | Mark de Grasse
 The Sandbag Spin is a dynamic core strength and conditioning exercise that requires full body coordination and mobility. The movement is intended to incorporate your entire body by using a rotational “spin” starting with the sandbag in front of you and moving it in a fluid motion all the way behind you. Use the tips […] Read more
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Jul 24, 2014 09:34 am | Mark de Grasse
 Summary Hindu Push Ups are a form of exercise prevalent in Indian and Pakistani physical culture and Indian Martial Arts, particularly Pehlwani. Hindu Push Ups are a great variation of the normal push-up for numerous reasons. They add a bit of intensity to the workout requiring the use of extra muscle groups resulting in an all around more complete workout. Hindu Push Ups […] Read more
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