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Top 7 Tips for Results in the Gym

Keys to Building Muscle and Burning Fat

Trash Your Triceps With Joe Donnelly

Looking to pack some size on your upper arms? It’s no secret that triceps make up 2/3 of that area, so that’s why Joe Donnelly is with training tips and five exercises to help you develop those horseshoes.

12 Tips To Stay On Track This Thanksgiving

Here are 12 tips to keep you from packing on the pounds and help you stay on track this Thanksgiving and the rest of the holiday season.

Joe Donnelly Chest Training Series: Dips For Maximum Chest Development

In this video, Joe Donnelly demonstrates ways to perform the exercise to isolate the chest and help you reach new levels of development.

5 Exercises For Bigger Biceps With Joe Donnelly

Joe Donnelly kicks off his new video series with FitnessRx For Men by covering all the ins and outs of advanced arm training. Check out his tips and variations for some new ideas on how to attack your biceps to build bigger, thicker arms.

Joe Donnelly Chest Training Series: Isolate The Upper Chest With Cable Flyes

In this video series, Joe Donnelly walks you through some of his advanced chest training exercises, starting with how to isolate the upper chest with cable flyes.

Crush Your Chest: 500 Rep Workout

500 Rep Chest Workout

For this workout, the idea is to pick a weight that you can hit the rep range for every set without having to reduce weight at the end because you are gassed. For example, on bench press we start off with 4 sets of 25 reps.

8 Tips To Build Muscle & Burn Body Fat

Gaining muscle and stripping off body fat isn’t easy. Here are eight tips to help you along the way.

Back On Track Home HIIT Workout

The holidays are over, so now it's time to turn those post-eating stomach pains into some lean muscle gains. Here is a grueling HIIT circuit that is guaranteed to send your heart rate through the roof.

4 Fat Blasting Indoor HIIT Workouts

HIIT training is a series of short bursts of maximum intensity followed by a short period of recovery. The key words here are MAXIMUM INTENSITY, a concept that seems to be foreign to even the most respected fitness professionals out there today.