training
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A training program is not "one size fits all." As Jesse Rosenberger discovered, you will have your own keepers, mistakes, preferences, and throwbacks.
Using the Force-Velocity Curve to Build Better Athletes
The force-velocity curve is one of the most important concepts to understand when aiming to increase athletic performance.
The Iron Sport Strength Method: Injury Protocol
Ever wonder what to do if you have an injury? Stevey P. has his own method for handling those annoying pains.
The Importance of Playing Games with Young Athletes
Kids today have more excuses for staying indoors than they did 15 years ago. Thankfully, these tips will get them excited to wake up and run out the door in the morning.
Because the World Needs More Heroes
With the right drive and determination, you can conquer your goals. You can be an inspiration.
Getting a Bench Shirt On...Alone
Benching alone? And with a shirt? Clint Darden has a few tricks up his sleeve for geting that sucker on.
The Role of Athletics in Youth Development
Youth participation in athletics is more than just a pastime, it is a valuable resource for growth and positive development.
Evolution or Epidemic?
The human body was designed for movement, but we are moving less than ever before... and we are suffering because of it.
Strongman Training for Noobs
Strongman and strong man. There's a difference. If you want to be a Strongman competitor, you might want to consider these useful tips.
Block Periodization for Powerlifting: Revisited and Revised
It's been two years since his first article on block periodization was published. What has Gabriel Naspinski changed?
Dropping Weight Classes: It’s About More Than the Scale
Many people think that dieting is the most difficult part about cutting weight for a meet. Yet, for Paul Oneid, the weight loss was not the obstacle... the accompanying factors were.