Hauntological Corrective Exercise: A Critique and the Implications of Physical Therapy Max Blochowiak | March 20, 2019 [I]f two people have the same musculoskeletal abnormality and the same healing intervention is applied to both but one’s pain goes away and the other’s does not, what is the purpose of that leftover pain? What is its purpose if it is not actually protecting us from danger? Why is it so unreliable? What do we make of pain in a phantom limb, one that has been amputated or lost catastrophically? Continue reading The Starting Strength Training Registry John Petrizzo, DPT, SSC | January 30, 2019 The stated purpose of the SSTR was to investigate the effects of a free weight resistance training program on healthy participants between the ages of 18 and 80 by creating an anonymous registry of individuals who were voluntarily partaking in a formalized version of the “Starting Strength Novice Linear Progression” (SSNLP). Continue reading Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass, Pt 2 Max Blochowiak | January 23, 2019 Part 2 continues the Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature, addressing Tonnage and Frequency before summing up the priorities for building work capacity and putting on mass. Continue reading Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass Max Blochowiak | January 16, 2019 This will be a Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature and how we should go about accumulating hypertrophy. I say accumulate because hypertrophy is an anabolic process, not a fixed goal one can achieve. Resistance training is our best tool for inducing hypertrophy along with routine consumption of a caloric surplus, and this post will be concerned specifically with the training prescription necessary to maximize gains. Continue reading Body Composition for Barbell Training Robert Santana, MS, RD, SSC | December 12, 2018 The quest for strength acquisition involves careful consideration of human anthropometry and body composition. Anthropometry refers to the measurements and proportions of the human body. Body composition refers to the percentage of fat, lean mass, water, and bone in the human body. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
The Starting Strength Training Registry John Petrizzo, DPT, SSC | January 30, 2019 The stated purpose of the SSTR was to investigate the effects of a free weight resistance training program on healthy participants between the ages of 18 and 80 by creating an anonymous registry of individuals who were voluntarily partaking in a formalized version of the “Starting Strength Novice Linear Progression” (SSNLP). Continue reading Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass, Pt 2 Max Blochowiak | January 23, 2019 Part 2 continues the Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature, addressing Tonnage and Frequency before summing up the priorities for building work capacity and putting on mass. Continue reading Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass Max Blochowiak | January 16, 2019 This will be a Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature and how we should go about accumulating hypertrophy. I say accumulate because hypertrophy is an anabolic process, not a fixed goal one can achieve. Resistance training is our best tool for inducing hypertrophy along with routine consumption of a caloric surplus, and this post will be concerned specifically with the training prescription necessary to maximize gains. Continue reading Body Composition for Barbell Training Robert Santana, MS, RD, SSC | December 12, 2018 The quest for strength acquisition involves careful consideration of human anthropometry and body composition. Anthropometry refers to the measurements and proportions of the human body. Body composition refers to the percentage of fat, lean mass, water, and bone in the human body. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass, Pt 2 Max Blochowiak | January 23, 2019 Part 2 continues the Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature, addressing Tonnage and Frequency before summing up the priorities for building work capacity and putting on mass. Continue reading Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass Max Blochowiak | January 16, 2019 This will be a Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature and how we should go about accumulating hypertrophy. I say accumulate because hypertrophy is an anabolic process, not a fixed goal one can achieve. Resistance training is our best tool for inducing hypertrophy along with routine consumption of a caloric surplus, and this post will be concerned specifically with the training prescription necessary to maximize gains. Continue reading Body Composition for Barbell Training Robert Santana, MS, RD, SSC | December 12, 2018 The quest for strength acquisition involves careful consideration of human anthropometry and body composition. Anthropometry refers to the measurements and proportions of the human body. Body composition refers to the percentage of fat, lean mass, water, and bone in the human body. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
Herculean Hypertrophy and Milo’s Mass Max Blochowiak | January 16, 2019 This will be a Deep Dive into the hypertrophy literature and how we should go about accumulating hypertrophy. I say accumulate because hypertrophy is an anabolic process, not a fixed goal one can achieve. Resistance training is our best tool for inducing hypertrophy along with routine consumption of a caloric surplus, and this post will be concerned specifically with the training prescription necessary to maximize gains. Continue reading Body Composition for Barbell Training Robert Santana, MS, RD, SSC | December 12, 2018 The quest for strength acquisition involves careful consideration of human anthropometry and body composition. Anthropometry refers to the measurements and proportions of the human body. Body composition refers to the percentage of fat, lean mass, water, and bone in the human body. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
Body Composition for Barbell Training Robert Santana, MS, RD, SSC | December 12, 2018 The quest for strength acquisition involves careful consideration of human anthropometry and body composition. Anthropometry refers to the measurements and proportions of the human body. Body composition refers to the percentage of fat, lean mass, water, and bone in the human body. Continue reading
