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Trap bar or straight bar: which deadlift should you choose?

When choosing a trap bar or a barbell deadlift, consider the movement you want to train and the setup you can repeat....

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Low-cadence cycling or strength training: which to choose?

Choosing between low-cadence cycling and strength training off the bike starts with your goal and the full workload. A big gear does...

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How Nordbelt appeared in Men’s Health

How did Nordbelt get into Men’s Health? On 11 May 2026, the editors requested a product for the Editor’s Pick section. We...

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Running shoes for strength training: when should you change?

You do not always need to replace running shoes for strength training. Decide by exercise: your familiar running shoes are a reasonable...

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Stiff-leg deadlift or Romanian deadlift: what does your plan mean?

Choosing a stiff-leg deadlift or Romanian deadlift starts with the execution your plan intends. Look at knee bend, the start of the...

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RIR in strength training: how many reps did you have left?

RIR in strength training means how many more repetitions you estimate you could have performed after a set with the same weight...

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HYROX doubles: running together, sharing work and agreeing a plan

In HYROX doubles, you race with a partner and share the work at the stations within the current rules. You do not...

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Calisthenics exercises for beginners: choose your starting point

Calisthenics exercises for beginners are bodyweight exercises adapted to your current level. For your first workout, choose a pushing movement, a pulling...

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Machine occupied: can you change your strength training order?

You can change your strength training order when a machine is occupied, but first decide what takes priority today. Wait if that...

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Your first half marathon: how to plan your training week

Good half marathon preparation starts with a training week that matches what you can currently manage. Plan your available running days first,...

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Hamstring exercises with pain: what can you still do?

Hamstring exercises with pain should match your current capacity. Choose a controllable movement and monitor symptoms during the session, afterwards and the...

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HYROX training for beginners: prepare for your first race

HYROX training for beginners starts with three tasks: running, learning the race stations and choosing suitable strength work. First consider what you...

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Train legs at home without equipment: 8 exercises and plan

Training legs at home without equipment works when you divide the session across knee-dominant strength, hip extension, single-leg control and hamstring work....

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Hamstring injury: recovery, exercises and rebuilding strength

Recovery from a hamstring injury takes a different amount of time for each person. Severity, injury location, previous injuries and the demands...

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Cannot touch your toes: test and plan

Not being able to touch your toes usually does not mean a muscle is damaged or permanently short. It is often a...

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Rest between sets: choose your strength-training break

Choose your rest between strength-training sets in relation to the next set: can you repeat the intended exercise with the same load...

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Pilates or strength training: compare goals and exercises

When choosing Pilates or strength training, start with the strength you want to develop and the exercises you actually do. A Pilates...

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Leg raises: lying or hanging with control

Leg raises involve lifting your legs while lying on your back or hanging. Choose the lying variation if you want to learn...

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