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An athlete performing a heavy back squat, demonstrating the peak of strength training progress achieved through periodization.

How to Choose the Right Periodization Model for Your Strength Goals

Periodization is a strategic approach to strength training that involves systematic workout variation to maximize progress and prevent plateaus. This guide explains linear, reverse linear, and undulating models to help you choose the best fit for your specific strength goals.

Hana Kim·May 19

Athletes performing dynamic and static stretches during a pre-game warm-up, showcasing preparation and athletic readiness.

Recovery & Mobility

Short Static Stretches Are Safe Before Exercise—If You Keep Them Under About 30 Seconds

Static stretching before exercise is safe and beneficial for range of motion when holds are kept brief (15-30 seconds) and integrated into a dynamic warm-up. Longer static holds (60-90+ seconds) before activity can negatively impact strength and power.

Hana Kim·May 14