People have asked me to write about how I train. I haven’t done it because I figured you guys thought it’d be boring… until now. Here’s a look at my training and the process behind it.

A beautiful transformation occurs when you begin to accept that difficulties are as inherent to our lives as breathing. For strength coaches, there is nothing more substantive to our daily lives than questions and books. Do you diverge from the routine?

Whether you’re new to the Westside Conjugate Method or a die-hard supporter, this list has got you covered.

What should you read? You’re asking the wrong question.

Never have so many Americans written so profusely and with so few inhibitions. Which means that it wasn’t a cognitive problem after all. It was a cultural problem, rooted in that old bugaboo of American education: fear.

If you want to be good at something and learn new things, you HAVE to read.

Dave asked for the best book on training that you’ve read. Here are your 75 responses: