If your training does not include the bottoms-up kettlebell press, your overhead strength and stability are not what they could be.

Introducing a self-limiting element to your training will emphasize movement quality to build precision and strength.

To maximize your upper body training, you need to learn how to mobilize, stabilize, and control your motor patterns.

The shoulder is one of the most complex joints of the body, but maintaining it doesn't have to be complicated.

Movement stimulus with core training ensures that your midsection fires under load.

These four exercises are like insurance policies for your back. Invest now for lasting protection.

This exercise will light up the four muscles of your abdominal wall and improve hip-to-shoulder strength and stability.

When you move well, your body will inherently take care of what needs to be mobile and stable.

Coaches can give cues, but the waiter’s walk provides direct feedback about stability and movement.

Follow these steps to develop your total body strength like an old-time strongman.

From spinal bracing to full-body tension, everything you do in the gym relates to the quality of your plank.

This exercise releases tightness in the thoracolumbar fascia while engaging the abdominal stabilising muscles.

When it comes to strength and mobility, simple is always better.

Just when you feel that you've mastered the simple push up, Andy McKenzie has a variation that will test your limits.

Trampolining may seem juvenile, but it creates strong bones, improves your immune system, and much more.

Developing your balance will enable you to respond to changing environments such as ground surfaces and changes in direction.

If you have a strong lower body, but still feel unstable, then your adductors might be the missing piece.