30 Seconds Summary
Under the Bar

  • Discussion on protein intake, balancing science and practical experience.
  • Exploring the complexities of gaining fat while losing muscle simultaneously.
  • Insights into ketogenic dieting and the use of supplements.
  • Unique conversation about the satiety index of potatoes.

Track & Plan Workouts
with Ease

  • Unlimited workout logs
  • Automatic volume tracking
  • Personalized programs
  • RPE support, rest timer, and more!
WorkoutWise Screenshot

Read Next

Complete Guide to Bar Speed Trackers

Bar speed trackers are quickly becoming common in the weight room. Which ones work, which are just hype, and what can you expect to gain from these tools?

Stronger By Science

Carl Valle

High Bar and Low Bar Squatting 2.0 - Strengtheory

The high bar and low bar squat: What’s the difference, what limits performance, and how can take your squatting to the next level?

Stronger By Science

Greg Nuckols

High Bar vs. Low Bar Squatting

Is one way of squatting superior to the other? No, with a few caveats for powerlifters.

Stronger By Science

Greg Nuckols

Trap Bar Deadlifts are Underrated

Trap bar deadlifts allow for more flexibility in the movement, higher velocity and power output, and are safer and easier to learn for a lot of people.

Stronger By Science

Greg Nuckols

Candy Bar Cookie Dough

Here’s some cookie dough that won’t give you salmonella but will help you reach your protein goal! It is indeed a dream come true.

Biolayne

Cait Robertson

High Bar vs. Low Bar Squats: Which one is Right for You?

The squat style you choose should by dependent on your unique anatomy and fitness goals. Read to learn how to choose the style that suits you best.

Biolayne

Andres Vargas