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With a club membership or just a few expert strength-building classes at Strength Ambassadors, you can be getting extraordinary results from your training. Read our client success stories to see how our diverse sporting community of beginners and experienced lifters alike has helped numerous people to dramatically increase their confidence, achieve their fitness and strength goals, and boost their abilities in the gym.
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“I want to get stronger but I don’t know how! I’m new to the weight room and find it intimidating.”
You want to get stronger but you find the weights area in the gym intimidating and you are nervous about injuring yourself.
You are either new to strength training or you have tried to do some in the past but you don’t feel confident enough in your technique or your knowledge to train on your own.
You want to learn good technique and know exactly what to do in the gym to get the results you want. You want to feel confident in your lifting and know what to do to keep progressing.
“I love lifting weights but I really need help with the Olympic lifts. I haven’t had enough time and coaching to learn the technique properly.”
You want to learn or improve your olympic lifting: the snatch and the clean and jerk. You may be doing Crossfit, a sport or just interested in adding olympic lifting to your training.
You want a confidence-building experience where you learn the movements properly and at a pace that suits you.
You need dedicated time to master the technique under the eye of an experienced weightlifting coach.
"I want to learn how to squat, deadlift and bench press properly, but I don’t know where to start.”
You are new to lifting weights and you don’t know where to start. You’d love to learn how to squat, deadlift and bench press with correct technique.
But you find the typical weight room off-putting and you are not sure who to trust.
You want to be stronger without getting injured. You want to know that you are lifting with proper technique.
And most of all, you want to be confident you’ll actually get results!
There are many different types of barbells out there. The right bar for you will depend on a number of factors, including your lifting goals, your budget, and sometimes the amount of space you have.
So – what weight lifting bar types are right for you? By the end of this guide, you’ll hopefully be able to answer that question with ease.
When it comes to working out, squats are one of the most important exercises that you can do. They target multiple major muscle groups, including your quads, glutes, and core, and can help to improve your overall strength and power. However, if they are not performed correctly, squats can also lead to a number of injuries.
With Olympic lifting rising in popularity in the UK, more and more people are starting to take part in this intense and explosive form of lifting weights.
However, many new lifters may not realise the importance of having the correct technique when performing these lifts. Throughout this handy guide, we will cover:
When it comes to working out, there are many different factors that can affect your motivation, progress, and results. Having a personal trainer can make all the difference in helping you reach your fitness goals. Throughout the rest of this expert guide, we’ve outlined 11 of the top benefits of personal training in the gym, so you can see just how valuable this service can be for anyone wanting to improve their health and fitness.
Lifting heavy weights has often been seen as a man’s domain. But we’re here to tell you that it’s time to reclaim the weight room! Women can benefit greatly from lifting heavy, whether you’re looking to improve your strength, boost your health, or just feel more toned and confident.
However, we know it can be daunting to know where to start. So, our experts have put together this ultimate guide to heavy weight lifting for women.
So you’ve decided to improve your fitness. Congratulations! Exercise is one of the best things you can do for your health and well-being, and working with a great personal trainer is one of the most effective ways to get started. But with so many personal trainers to choose from, how do you choose the right one for you?
Our ultimate guide will help you make the best decision for your unique fitness needs. We’ll cover everything from what to look for in a personal trainer to how to find the right fit for you. So — let’s get started!
It is important to understand the role of a coach in any sport, and powerlifting is no different.
If you’re a powerlifter, the following guide will help inform you as to the questions that you should be asking a potential coach, plus what to expect from them and why one could be beneficial to you. If you’re a coach, the following guide will offer you some insight into what your athletes might need or expect from you. Let’s get started.
Though for a pro in either of these weightlifting subtypes the difference between the two will be clear, for many new lifters, the distinctions and nuances can be harder to understand.
That’s why the experts at Strength Ambassadors put together this guide, walking you through the exact differences between powerlifting and weightlifting with some in-depth guidance on which might be right for you. We hope it helps!
Dumbbell squats and barbell squats can both be excellent forms of exercise for improving overall body strength, endurance, and health. However, each type has its pros and cons depending on one’s own personal goals and preferences. For example, dumbbell squats may be a better choice for someone who wishes to focus more on building leg strength, while barbell squats may prove more beneficial for someone who is hoping to gain overall body strength or build shoulder strength.
With many different squat variations available to suit people at all levels, it can be helpful to do your research and learn about form before diving in. This handy guide by Strength Ambassadors is here to help you learn more about the dumbbell squat vs the barbell squat, plus key variations of these squats to figure out which is right for you.
Many individuals who train their glutes focus primarily upon two types of exercises: squats and deadlifts. In spite of the fact that these lifts activate a significant amount of gluteal mass, they can still fail to fully stimulate all regions of the glutes.
While other exercises remain extremely important for continued gluteal development, there is an additional group of exercises that have become popular over the past few years. These exercises are known as hip extension-based movements and they include a number of variations such as glute bridges, hip thrusts, kickstands, 45-degree hypers, reverse hypers, etc.
This handy article takes a deeper look at the barbell glute bridge vs the hip thrust to help you figure out which is right for you. Keep reading to learn more.
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