The Starting Strength Seminar: An Overseas Student’s View John Davison | February 06, 2019 It was 6.30 in the morning. A cold, dark, drizzly morning. I was sitting in the Departure Lounge at London’s Heathrow Airport waiting for a flight to Dallas. That's Dallas, Texas, 5,000 miles from London, England. "What the hell am I doing?" I thought to myself; 5,000 miles and a lot of money to hear some bloke off the Internet tell me to push my knees out when I squat. 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 Your Back Trail John F Musser, SSC | November 21, 2018 At the end of the day you can’t do anything about it. You're right, her family is huge. There are brothers, sisters, in-laws, aunts, uncles, cousins, and geezer Mom and Dad. There are hundreds of them... Continue reading Spiritual Training: The Linear Progression Geoff Bischoff | November 14, 2018 I am a spiritually-minded man whose strength has gone up. And it has indeed been instructive. I’ve learned that strength training, especially the active pursuit of physical strength, is the best servant of my soul. Barbell training is training in virtue, and virtue is foundational to a healthy soul. Continue reading Rest Between Sets Michael Wolf, SSC | November 07, 2018 When training for strength, the priority is and must be doing things that result in an increase in your ability to produce force. You do that most efficiently for a while by lifting progressively heavier weight every time you train. Your rest period must reflect that priority. 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 Your Back Trail John F Musser, SSC | November 21, 2018 At the end of the day you can’t do anything about it. You're right, her family is huge. There are brothers, sisters, in-laws, aunts, uncles, cousins, and geezer Mom and Dad. There are hundreds of them... Continue reading Spiritual Training: The Linear Progression Geoff Bischoff | November 14, 2018 I am a spiritually-minded man whose strength has gone up. And it has indeed been instructive. I’ve learned that strength training, especially the active pursuit of physical strength, is the best servant of my soul. Barbell training is training in virtue, and virtue is foundational to a healthy soul. Continue reading Rest Between Sets Michael Wolf, SSC | November 07, 2018 When training for strength, the priority is and must be doing things that result in an increase in your ability to produce force. You do that most efficiently for a while by lifting progressively heavier weight every time you train. Your rest period must reflect that priority. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
Your Back Trail John F Musser, SSC | November 21, 2018 At the end of the day you can’t do anything about it. You're right, her family is huge. There are brothers, sisters, in-laws, aunts, uncles, cousins, and geezer Mom and Dad. There are hundreds of them... Continue reading Spiritual Training: The Linear Progression Geoff Bischoff | November 14, 2018 I am a spiritually-minded man whose strength has gone up. And it has indeed been instructive. I’ve learned that strength training, especially the active pursuit of physical strength, is the best servant of my soul. Barbell training is training in virtue, and virtue is foundational to a healthy soul. Continue reading Rest Between Sets Michael Wolf, SSC | November 07, 2018 When training for strength, the priority is and must be doing things that result in an increase in your ability to produce force. You do that most efficiently for a while by lifting progressively heavier weight every time you train. Your rest period must reflect that priority. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
Spiritual Training: The Linear Progression Geoff Bischoff | November 14, 2018 I am a spiritually-minded man whose strength has gone up. And it has indeed been instructive. I’ve learned that strength training, especially the active pursuit of physical strength, is the best servant of my soul. Barbell training is training in virtue, and virtue is foundational to a healthy soul. Continue reading Rest Between Sets Michael Wolf, SSC | November 07, 2018 When training for strength, the priority is and must be doing things that result in an increase in your ability to produce force. You do that most efficiently for a while by lifting progressively heavier weight every time you train. Your rest period must reflect that priority. Continue reading First Page Next Page Last Page
Rest Between Sets Michael Wolf, SSC | November 07, 2018 When training for strength, the priority is and must be doing things that result in an increase in your ability to produce force. You do that most efficiently for a while by lifting progressively heavier weight every time you train. Your rest period must reflect that priority. Continue reading
