Ever get stuck writing training plans that all start to look the same? Same reps, same loads, same weekly progressions and then athletes wonder why things feel flat. That’s where undulating programming comes in. Changing intensities and rep schemes from session to session keeps training fresh, keeps athletes engaged, and most importantly keeps progress moving. But organizing all of that without making your spreadsheet explode? Yeah… that part can get messy. The Strength Card Builder actually han

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Best Exercises for the Subscapularis 🧠 Want to learn more from me? Head to my profile and click the "Learn More" button to see all my latest articles and podcasts. The subscapularis is an important rotator cuff muscle that helps perform internal rotation of the shoulder, in addition to providing dynamic stability of the joint. 3 of my favorite exercises are pretty simple in nature based on EMG studies of subscapularis activity. IR at 0 and 90 degrees abduction have similar EMG activity of the s

👉 Rotator Cuff Exercises 📚 Subscapularis is the strongest of the four rotator cuff muscles and is located under the scapula (shoulder blade). 🔎 Subscapularis is one of the major internal rotators of the shoulder and also serves as an important stabilizer of the joint. ✅ Shown here are three exercises that can be used to strengthen the subscapularis muscle and tendon. 1️⃣Internal Rotation (Neutral) 2️⃣Isometric IR Shoulder Press 3️⃣Isometric IR Chest Press 🎥: Rehab Science | OPTP