New Study Links Testosterone to Mass, Not Strength
We all know testosterone has a pretty stacked resume: muscle growth, libido, mood regulation, bone density—the hormone wears many hats. But here’s the kicker: according to a newly published cross-sectional study analyzing 4,495 adult men from the NHANES dataset (2011–2014), testosterone might not play the role in strength we thought it did. Muscle mass? Yes, […]
Strength Without Skill: Why Every Man Must Learn To Fight
Let’s get one thing straight: being strong doesn’t necessarily make you dangerous. At least, not in the way most guys think it does. You could be benching twice your bodyweight, deadlifting 500 pounds, and look like you were carved out of a mountain – but if you don’t know how to move, control space, or […]
The Truth About De-Loading: Is It Necessary?
In the world of weightlifting and fitness, one term that often sparks debate is “de-loading.” Traditionally hailed as a necessary component of long-term strength and muscle building, de-loading – a planned reduction in training intensity or volume – has come under some scrutiny in recent years. Some still stand by its importance, while others argue […]
Boosting Testosterone with Leg Day: Fact or Bro-Science?
Testosterone is often considered the foundation of male vitality—playing a critical role in muscle growth, fat burning, and overall well-being. But does leg training truly boost testosterone levels, or is this claim more gym folklore than fact? Let’s investigate the science behind leg training, testosterone production, and how different training styles impact your hormone health. […]
