Olympic Lifting for the Growing Gymnast, Part 2
Olympic Lifting for the Growing Gymnast, Part 2

Figure 3 exhibits an example of the progression of strength from the developmental strength workout for the compulsory age group.

The Aerobic Fallacy
The Aerobic Fallacy

I believe that it’s part of my job as a fitness expert to bring the science to you. Much of what is currently out there is based on nothing but tradition and acceptance. You can do what you want with the information I’m going to present, but all I ask is that you at least give it some thought.

Must Have Movements (Part Two)
Must Have Movements (Part Two)

Training doesn’t have to be complicated and neither does life. Yet many people WANT to make it complicated.

Lift and Learn: The Downfalls of Bodybuilding

I started lifting weights at the age of 13. I recall the first day like it was yesterday! It was 2 weeks before 8th grade ended and I trekked down into my older brother’s room where he had a K-Mart bench, small straight bar and adjustable dumbbells. I carried Arnold’s Encyclopedia with me and followed the program of supersets. I supersetted everything! It was hilarious.

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