Are You Partial to Full Range of Motion?
Are You Partial to Full Range of Motion?
Skip addresses the commotion over range of motion.
The Alternating Conjugate Periodization Model
The Alternating Conjugate Periodization Model
This program combines undulatory loading with a conjugate approach for an open-fisted slap of strength-building goodness.
Fast for Spring
Fast for Spring
Not exactly a new concept, but the value of fasting has gained popularity in recent years. What are some of the pitfalls and basics of food restriction?
Christmas Planned Over Training
Christmas Planned Over Training
The best plan is to stick to your normal diet every day except for Christmas Day, but many do not.
The Practical Paradigm: Threshold of Adaptation
The Practical Paradigm: Threshold of Adaptation
The long-term development of an athlete should always be in the forefront of every training program.
Reno Hardcore: Train Less as You Advance
Reno Hardcore: Train Less as You Advance
I think the biggest and hardest change for me was learning to train less.
Short-Term Periodization: Get More Bang for Your Buck
Short-Term Periodization: Get More Bang for Your Buck
Short, off-seasons mean one thing: you must get the most out of every workout. Here’s how.
Training Through Tragedy
Training Through Tragedy
Life is 90% how we react to it. The question is, would you let heartache destroy you, or would you fight back like Andrews?
Five Man Maker Moves for Athletes
Five Man Maker Moves for Athletes
If you’re looking to go from pine shining bench warmer to Captain, starter, and all-district, take these for a spin in the coming weeks and watch your athleticism explode.
How to Introduce Power Phases for Athletes
How to Introduce Power Phases for Athletes
For athletes, it’s important to build strength levels using the big exercises—the squat, deadlift, bench, pull-ups, and other similar movements.

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