Powerlifting
3 Time-Efficient Assistance Work Circuits to Get You Stronger and in Better Shape
These assistance work circuits are designed to be done after main strength work (primary and supplemental movements) and provide a time-efficient way to work for hypertrophy, muscular endurance, and basic conditioning.
WATCH: Table Talk with Dan Green — Training Frequency of the Powerlifting Movements
How many times per week should you train the main lifts?
Training Terminology
Trying to understand programming without knowing the terminology is similar to navigating a country without knowing the language: you can do it, but it won't be easy.
Balance and the Big Picture
I hear all the time that balance is impossible and that to be amazing at something you have to give it up. I also hear that every person needs perfect and equal balance in life. Which is it?
WATCH: The First Time I Trained with Ronnie Coleman
The plan for the training session was to squat but the bodybuilding group had a lot more in mind.
WATCH: Table Talk with Dan Green — Deloads and Fatigue Management
Using a planned deload is one effective way to manage fatigue during a training cycle, but strategic exercise selection can help reduce the need for "off" weeks.
Bands and Underloading: The Often Ignored 'Secrets' of The Conjugate System
There's a piece to the accommodating resistance puzzle that I don’t think anyone ever really discusses: using bands too often can ruin you for straight weight. There's also an equally overlooked method of fatigue management.
Take the Emotion out of the Bar
Motivation doesn't mean a thing if you haven't done the work. Relying on the psych up didn't work for me and this is why.
WATCH: Table Talk with Dan Green — Block Pulls and Hip Position in the Sumo Deadlift
Getting into the right position for the sumo deadlift can be a challenge. Is focusing on "sitting back" the right approach?
Quality, Safety, and Doing It for the Gram
Purchase some quality equipment and find some good spotters or your next rep could be your last.
Embrace Being the Individual You Are
There is so much information that you could spend days, weeks, and months learning, without ever actually lifting a damn thing. Don't become paralyzed trying to weed through all of the varying perspectives.
What Is the Common Denominator?
If you want to be relevant in the sport for years to come, you need to know how to tell the difference between the coaches and the players.
















