So How Much You Bench? Part 2 - Guest Article By Mike Moore

Last week I touched on some of my personal history regarding the bench press and introduced you to…

So How Much You Bench? Part 1 - Guest Article By Mike Moore

Now how many times have you heard that or been asked that? Whether you are a bodybuilder,...

Lightning Round! FAQs

Lightning Round! Quick hit FAQs Sections for general questions, training, supplements and nutrition…

Effective Fat Loss Dieting - Part 2, The Diet Is Done. What Now?

Firstly - congratulations! A successful fat loss diet is difficult to do. Be happy with your success and…

What Does Coaching at APSC Look Like?

The process is laid out step by step below but this is a general outline and depending on the person,...

The 5 Components Of A Good Coach

This website is all about physique, fitness and strength coaching. So what does that mean? What does a coach do?

Effective Fat Loss Dieting - Part 1 - Keys To Making The Diet Succeed

The word diet has become a scary word for many. The thought of dieting is immediately associated with weight or…

How to Choose Exercises For Muscle Growth

You have found that it's time to start a new training program. Whether it's a brand new program, the next meso cycle…

What Would It Take To Have The Perfect Bodybuilding Day?

What would be a realistically perfect bodybuilding day compared to the fantastical ideal? An interesting question…

How To Tell If Somebody Is A Good Source Of Information

The internet is a big place with a lot of people who claim to know things. Myself included. I've narrowed down…

Shift Work and Physique Optimization

Sleep is one of the most important factors when it comes to making physique changes, strength gains, athletic…

Most Impactful Factors Outside of the Gym

What would be a realistically perfect bodybuilding day compared to the fantastical ideal? An interesting question…

What is a Good Rep? Range of Motion Analysis

The last few years have been an interesting time for muscle building research with the deep dive into Range of Motion…