Dr John Rusin, T NATION

Dr John Rusin

T NATION

Southern California, CA, United States

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • T NATION
  • Bodybuilding.com
  • Stack Sports
  • Breaking Muscle

Past articles by John:

The 4 Worst Ways to Heal From Lifting Injuries

by Dr. John Rusin Foam Rolling, Stretching, Taping, and Icing Some of these rehab methods are just misused. Some of them are flat-out useless for lifting injuries. Luckily, there are better alternatives. Lifting Injuries: What Helps You Heal, What Doesn’t People trying to heal their lifting injuries using self-administered rehabilitation and regeneration techniques often do more harm than good.… → Read More

5 Lunge Exercises for Strong Legs and Glutes

by Dr. John Rusin Powerful Single-Leg Movements Take this popular exercise to the next level if you want big legs, great glutes, and healthy knees. Here’s what to do. Lunge Exercises: Non-Negotiable If you want to get stronger overall, increase leg size, and improve your big lifts, the lunge is non-negotiable. It ought to be, at least. But hundreds of spastic-looking steps where you fling your… → Read More

4 Minutes to Core Strength

All you need to build strong, powerful abs is “The Pillar Killer” – a mechanical drop set built around a series of core-specific movements. Check it out. → Read More

The Best Face-Pull Variation You're Not Doing

Look ma, no hands! With one simple technique tweak, be prepared to feel this shoulder move work its magic like never before. → Read More

Tip: Bring Back the Bench, Minus The Shoulder Pain

Instead of continuing to press through shoulder pain, avoid the chronic stress by fixing your position. → Read More

Tip: Bring Back the Bench, Minus The Shoulder Pain

Instead of continuing to press through shoulder pain, avoid the chronic stress by fixing your position. → Read More

Tip: Improve Ankle Mobility

If foam rolling and stretching isn't improving your squat mobility, here's what to do instead. → Read More

Tip: Improve Ankle Mobility

If foam rolling and stretching isn't improving your squat mobility, here's what to do instead. → Read More

Tip: Hammer Your Hamstrings With Landmine RDLs

Build and strengthen your posterior chain AND save your back with this exercise. → Read More

Tip: Hammer Your Hamstrings With Landmine RDLs

Build and strengthen your posterior chain AND save your back with this exercise. → Read More

Tip: Rear Foot Elevated Hip Flexor Stretch

Most lifters have tight hip flexors. Here's how to fix them up. → Read More

Tip: The Cure for Functional Weak Links

Every lifter needs more rotational work in his programming. Try this exercise. → Read More

Tip: The Cure for Functional Weak Links

Every lifter needs more rotational work in his programming. Try this exercise. → Read More

Tip: The Heavy Goblet Squat

Use this special setup and make this so-called fluffy exercise into a real strength builder. Here's how. → Read More

Tip: The Heavy Goblet Squat

Use this special setup and make this so-called fluffy exercise into a real strength builder. Here's how. → Read More

Tip: The Heavy Goblet Squat

Use this special setup and make this so-called fluffy exercise into a real strength builder. Here's how. → Read More

Tip: Dynamic Oscillatory Pec Stretch

You see it all the time in the gym. A guy grabs his lifting partner’s arms and pulls them behind his back. But this chest stretch often does more harm than good. The dynamic oscillatory pec stretch is not only safer, it’s more effective. → Read More

Tip: Dynamic Oscillatory Pec Stretch

You see it all the time in the gym. A guy grabs his lifting partner's arms and pulls them behind his back. But this chest stretch often does more harm than good. The dynamic oscillatory pec stretch is not only safer, it's more effective. Related:  3 Stretches That Make Things Worse Related:  Stop Stretching Your Lower Back → Read More

Tip: Self Myofascial Release for Anterior Delt & Pec Major

Reduce intramuscular scar tissue at this critical spot to avoid future injuries and dysfunction. Here's how. → Read More

Tip: Self Myofascial Release for Anterior Delt & Pec Major

Reduce intramuscular scar tissue at this critical spot to avoid future injuries and dysfunction. Here's how. → Read More