My Fight: Living With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

My Fight: Living With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Angry Coach
Tagged: Motivation
If you’re in the military, or you’re a police officer or fireman, or you work some other job where you’re under considerable amounts of stress on a regular basis, you’re going to want to read this article.
Back to Simplicity

Back to Simplicity

Chip Conrad
Tagged: Training
Can structure exist without rules? If you have a penchant for a more Apollonian protocol, you would answer with a passionate “no.”
Fat Loss Without Cardio?!?

Fat Loss Without Cardio?!?

Larry Jusdanis
Tagged: Motivation
Aerobic exercise is often very rhythmic, and many people detest it because it is so boring. Every time I go into a gym, the so-called cardio section is full, and the weight area is somewhat like a ghost town.
Raising the Bar Introduction: Blast and Dust

Raising the Bar Introduction: Blast and Dust

Dave Tate
Were you fed through a bottle, or were you fed naturally? Did you eat from plastic plates? Stand too close to the microwave? Did you grow up in the ghetto? Are you a recovering drug addict? Is your life a living hell? Are there things about yourself that you don't like? Do you procrastinate?
Reevaluation

Reevaluation

Brent Moody
Tagged: Motivation
Recently, I’ve been on a 10-week decline in the gym. It began with a powerlifting meet that I entered back in November.
The Return of Hardcore

The Return of Hardcore

Jason Hanisak
Tagged: Motivation
That’s it. I can’t take it anymore. These sissified commercial gyms and their clipboard holding trainers have just about ruined the weightlifting world.
Swiss Bar

Swiss Bar

Rachel Cassano
Tagged: Training
If you have no means to do chin-ups, you can put it on the top of a power rack – and voila!
Periodization, Part II: The Science of Peaking

Periodization, Part II: The Science of Peaking

Simon Perreault
Tagged: Training
As opposed to the first part of this series, which could benefit anyone who trains seriously, this part is more targeted to an elite audience. Peaking isn’t of much interest to someone who doesn’t compete. Although deloading can be beneficial for any athlete, peaking goes way beyond deloading, and its temporary nature makes it irrelevant for non-competing athletes.
Analogies for Understanding: Origins of Strength

Analogies for Understanding: Origins of Strength

Dustin Kuhl
Tagged: Training
Motor units, rate coding, fast-twitch muscle fibers, recruitment capacity—do you have this all down?
The Power of the Pack: Your Guide to Survival

The Power of the Pack: Your Guide to Survival

Matt Phelps
Tagged: Training
When I first started seriously strength training as a sophomore in college, I did so because everyone else on my dorm floor went down together to the weight room at 4:00 pm.
cvAnother Day In The Gym - April 2009 (Part 1)

cvAnother Day In The Gym - April 2009 (Part 1)

Dave Tate
Another Day In The Gym April 2009
Another Day In The Gym - April 2009 (part 2)

Another Day In The Gym - April 2009 (part 2)

Dave Tate
Another Day In The Gym April 2009 (pt2)