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At Wenning Strength we provide training to meet your individual fitness goals whether its performance training, weight loss, or longevity. Our staff here is not only highly educated but has several years of experience training clients as well as under the bar experience.

10/22/2026

DB Supermans: Build Your Upper Back Before You Press.

A stronger press starts with a stronger foundation.

Use DB Supermans to activate your upper back, rear delts, and scapular stabilizers before heavy pressing.

A weak upper back means lost pressing strength.

Warm up the muscles that support the press—not just the ones doing it.

Train smarter. Build strength that lasts.

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10/21/2026

BUILD STRONGER ABS WITH DECLINE BARBELL CRUNCHES!

Want stronger abs? Train them like any other muscle: add resistance, progressively overload, and accumulate quality volume.

Decline barbell crunches are a powerful way to build abdominal strength. The decline increases the challenge, while the barbell gives you room to keep progressing.

Control the eccentric, keep constant tension, and focus on curling your spine—not just moving the weight.

Your abs aren’t different from your chest, back, or legs. Load them, train them hard, and give them a reason to get stronger.

Train smarter. Get stronger.

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10/20/2026

Great athletes should be able to control their own bodyweight.

For lighter athletes, the pistol squat is one of the best demonstrations of single-leg strength, balance, mobility, and coordination.

It’s not just about how much weight you can move. It’s about how well you can control your body through a full range of motion.

Pistol squats expose weaknesses in ankle mobility, hip stability, and unilateral strength that bilateral movements can sometimes hide.

Strength without control is incomplete.

Build the foundation. Address the weak points. Become a more complete athlete.

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10/19/2026

DECLINE BAMBOO BAR PRESS — WENNING WARMUP šŸ”„

Before you start loading heavy weights, you need to prepare the muscles and joints to do the work.

Using a bamboo bar on the decline bench creates oscillation and instability, forcing the shoulders, triceps, chest, and surrounding stabilizers to work together to control the movement.

The goal isn’t to lift heavy. It’s to improve control, increase blood flow, and prepare the upper body for the heavier work ahead.

Why I use it:

• Challenges shoulder stability and coordination
• Activates the pressing musculature
• Reinforces control throughout the range of motion
• Adds a different stimulus without excessive loading

The Wenning Warmup is about preparing the body to perform, not exhausting it before the main lift.

25 controlled reps. Light weight. Make every rep count.

Build the foundation before you test its limits.

Train smarter. Train WENNING.

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10/17/2026

ALABAMA vs. TENNESSEE. IT DOESN’T GET MUCH BIGGER. šŸˆšŸ˜

This week, I had the privilege of visiting the University of Alabama!!! one of the greatest strength and conditioning staffs I’ve ever been around—just in time for one of college football’s most intense rivalries.

And I’ve been around some of the best in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and collegiate athletics.

The knowledge, professionalism, attention to detail, and commitment to developing athletes at this level are something special.

Great coaches never stop learning. They exchange ideas, challenge methods, and constantly look for ways to make their athletes better.

That’s what this week was about. Sharing decades of experience, talking biomechanics, strength development, and finding ways to keep pushing human performance forward.

Iron sharpens iron.

Good luck to Alabama today against Tennessee.

ROLL TIDE! šŸ˜šŸ’Ŗ

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10/16/2026

The only way to do great work is to love what you do. And every coach at Alabama Football is exactly the same way!!!!!

I’ve spent over 25 years under the bar, in the classroom, and working with some of the strongest and most explosive athletes in the world.

3-time World Champion. Multiple All-Time World Records. A 2,665-pound total. Strength and performance advisor to organizations across the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Over 6,000 military personnel trained.

Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. Master’s Degree in Biomechanics. And now, working toward my PhD in Kinesiology.

Here’s what I’ve learned after all these years.

You can read every research paper ever written, but if you’ve never applied that knowledge under a heavy bar or coached athletes through years of training, you’re missing half the equation.

On the other hand, lifting big weights doesn’t automatically make you a great coach either.

Education without application is incomplete. Experience without continued education eventually becomes outdated.

I’ve broken records, worked with professional athletes, trained soldiers, and spent decades studying the science behind human performance. And I’m STILL learning.

Not because I need another title behind my name, but because I love this stuff.

Strength training isn’t just about moving weight. It’s about understanding biomechanics, adaptation, recovery, and how to keep people progressing for decades instead of a few good years.

There are no shortcuts to experience. No substitutes for putting in the work. And no point where you should think you’ve learned it all.

If you think you know everything, you’ve already stopped getting better.

That’s what WENNING STRENGTH is about. Combining real-world experience with education and proven training principles.

And after all these years, I’m just as hungry to learn and teach as I was when I started.

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YOUR TEAM IS SHRINKING IN OCTOBER. AND THE EMPTY WEIGHT ROOM IS WHY.Everybody wants to win on Friday night. Not everybod...
10/15/2026

YOUR TEAM IS SHRINKING IN OCTOBER. AND THE EMPTY WEIGHT ROOM IS WHY.

Everybody wants to win on Friday night. Not everybody is willing to put in the work Monday through Thursday.

By October, the difference starts showing.

Poor preparation, inadequate strength, weak connective tissue, and a lack of conditioning will expose athletes when the season gets physical.

At Wenning Strength, we don’t train athletes just to look strong. We build the strength, durability, work capacity, and resilience needed to perform when fatigue sets in and the competition gets tougher.

The weight room isn’t separate from your sport. It’s where you build the physical foundation to survive it.

You can’t build durability in the middle of a season if you never developed it in the offseason.

Train with a purpose. Prepare for the demands of your sport. Stay available when your team needs you most.

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10/14/2026

Off to the University of Alabama to conduct an assessment and educational session with their strength and conditioning staff.

Great coaching requires more than knowing exercises. It’s understanding biomechanics, identifying weaknesses, evaluating movement, and applying the right training methods to improve athletic performance.

Science, experience, and practical application all have to work together.

Looking forward to sharing knowledge, exchanging ideas, and working with coaches who are committed to developing stronger, healthier, and more resilient athletes.

Keep learning. Keep evolving. Keep getting stronger.

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10/13/2026

BAMBOO BAR BENCH PRESS | WENNING WARMUP

Stability starts before the heavy weight comes out.

The bamboo bar bench press is a great addition to the Wenning Warmup because the oscillating weight forces the shoulders, upper back, and smaller stabilizing muscles to work together throughout the movement.

The goal isn’t maximal weight. It’s muscular activation, joint control, and preparing the body for heavier pressing.

We use high-repetition warmups to increase blood flow, reinforce proper movement patterns, and get the supporting musculature firing before the main lift.

25 controlled reps. Light weight. Maximum control.

Build stability before you build intensity.

Train smarter. Stay stronger. Last longer.

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10/12/2026

Mark Bell’s elastic cable attachment is an awesome tool for overhead triceps extensions!

One of the biggest advantages is the freedom of movement it allows at the wrists and elbows while keeping constant tension on the triceps.

Overhead extensions are a great way to train the long head of the triceps in a lengthened position, which is critical for building size and strength.

Remember, stronger triceps mean a stronger press. Build the muscle, strengthen the weak points, and watch your pressing numbers improve.

Train smarter. Get stronger.

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