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Barbell Clean: Build Explosive Power and Full-Body Strength
The Barbell Clean is one of the most effective exercises for developing explosive power and full-body strength. It teaches the body to generate force quickly through the legs and hips while coordinating the upper body to receive the load. Used in strength training, sports performance, and conditioning programmes, the Barbell Clean is a high-reward lift when performed correctly. 🎥 How to Perform the Barbell Clean 💪 Muscles Worked in the Barbell Clean Glutes Quads Hamstrings
Ross Geldart
Dec 17, 20252 min read


Start with these 5 simple At-Home Core Workouts
How you getting on troops? Building a strong core is essential for a number of reasons like posture, injury prevention and your overall fitness. And the great thing about at-Home Core Workouts is you don’t need a gym or fancy equipment to achieve this. All you need is a space and your own self discipline! So, let me guide you through effective at-home core workouts that fit your lifestyle. These strategies will help you develop strength, stability, and confidence right from
Ross Geldart
Dec 15, 20254 min read


Barbell Bench Press: Build Chest Strength and Upper-Body Power
The Barbell Bench Press is one of the most well-known and effective exercises for developing upper-body strength. It allows you to lift heavier loads than most pressing movements and is a key driver of chest, shoulder, and tricep development. Whether your goal is strength, muscle growth, or general fitness, the bench press is a foundational lift worth mastering. 🎥 How to Perform the Barbell Bench Press 💪 Muscles Worked in the Barbell Bench Press Chest (pectorals) Triceps F
Ross Geldart
Dec 15, 20252 min read


Band Pull Apart: Improve Posture and Shoulder Health
The Band Pull Apart is one of the best exercises for improving posture, shoulder mobility, and upper-back strength. It stretches the chest, activates the upper back, and helps reverse the rounded-shoulder position many people develop from sitting or pressing movements. Whether used as a warm-up, stretch, or activation drill, this movement is simple and incredibly effective. 🎥 How to Perform the Band Pull Apart 💪 Muscles Stretched & Activated in the Band Pull Apart Rear del
Ross Geldart
Dec 13, 20252 min read


Zottman Curl: Build Biceps and Forearms Together
The Zottman Curl is a smart and effective arm exercise that trains both the biceps and forearms in one movement. By curling the weight up with a supinated grip and lowering it with a pronated grip, you increase time under tension and strengthen the muscles around the elbow. If you want stronger arms with better grip and forearm development, the Zottman Curl deserves a place in your training. 🎥 How to Perform the Zottman Curl 💪 Muscles Worked in the Zottman Curl Biceps (lon
Ross Geldart
Dec 12, 20252 min read


Kara’s 16 Week Body Transformation: What Happens When You Stay Consistent
Some transformations look dramatic, but Kara’s 16 week body transformation is the real story behind them — built on routine, discipline and turning up when it matters. Kara joined me with two simple goals: Get under 12 stone Feel her absolute best for her wedding next year No hype. No shortcuts. Just steady graft. Kara on the graft! Weeks 1–12: The Foundation of Her 16 Week Body Transformation The first 12 weeks were where the groundwork happened.Nothing extreme. Nothing unsu
Ross Geldart
Dec 10, 20253 min read


Why Accountability In Fitness Works: The Simple Truth Behind Staying Consistent
If you’ve ever tried to train on your own and slowly drifted off course, you’re not broken — you’re human. This is exactly why accountability in fitness works so well. It gives you structure, support, and that little nudge your brain needs when motivation goes missing. Let’s break down why accountability isn’t just helpful — it’s one of the most reliable tools for staying consistent. 1. Accountability in fitness removes the “I’ll do it later” trap Left to ourselves, we’re ex
Ross Geldart
Dec 9, 20252 min read


Why Most People Fail to Get Fit – Part 2: They Overcomplicate It
How you getting on, Troops? In Part 1, we talked about how people fail when they treat fitness like a 4-week plan instead of a lifestyle. Now let’s talk about another big one - overcomplicating it. Too Many Rules, Not Enough Action Everywhere you look, someone’s telling you what you must do to get fit. Track every gram. Fast till noon. Cut carbs. Do 10,000 steps. Drink this shake. Buy that supplement. No wonder people get stuck. They spend more time trying to build the perfec
Ross Geldart
Oct 18, 20253 min read
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