Complications John F Musser, SSC | August 11, 2021 Boy, I know who you are, and I know who sent you. I got what you're looking for. Please, take your time. No, we haven't met... Continue reading Want to Get Published on StartingStrength.com? stef bradford, PhD, SSC | July 21, 2021 Starting Strength accepts articles and videos on strength training and related topics from coaches and lifters. Every week we get a few legitimate submissions for consideration amid a flood of proposals from marketers, scammers, and purveyors of shallow nonsense pieces of the sort repeated endlessly on the internet and in monthly magazines. To improve the ratio, we've clarified and expanded the submission guidelines. Continue reading Under-recovery Carl Raghavan, SSC | July 14, 2021 Training hard is one thing, but recovery is everything! If you’re struggling to make linear progress on Starting Strength, you are most likely under-recovered – not over-trained. How can I be so certain? So dogmatic? Because I’ve been there. Continue reading Foreword to the Spanish Edition Harilaos Fafutis, SSC | June 30, 2021 There are only a few things in life that a person needs to learn and do, having drunk from the fountain of wisdom and thus trying to live a good life – a life worth living. These things probably end up revolving around health, wealth, relationships, and spirituality. Good practices within these “4 pillars” can get us closer to living life to its fullest potential, but there’s a lot of ambiguity as to what exactly is required in these areas. However, this challenge can be understood better by turning the problem on its head to look for things one should avoid. Continue reading To Be, Or Not To Be, A Pansy Daniel Oakes | June 16, 2021 Oh Lord. My total testosterone is a pitiful 115ng/dl, but the NHS has told me that I can't see an endocrinologist for a whole 20 weeks. Oh woe is me! I feel awful. What do I do? Continue reading First Page Previous Page Next Page Last Page
Want to Get Published on StartingStrength.com? stef bradford, PhD, SSC | July 21, 2021 Starting Strength accepts articles and videos on strength training and related topics from coaches and lifters. Every week we get a few legitimate submissions for consideration amid a flood of proposals from marketers, scammers, and purveyors of shallow nonsense pieces of the sort repeated endlessly on the internet and in monthly magazines. To improve the ratio, we've clarified and expanded the submission guidelines. Continue reading Under-recovery Carl Raghavan, SSC | July 14, 2021 Training hard is one thing, but recovery is everything! If you’re struggling to make linear progress on Starting Strength, you are most likely under-recovered – not over-trained. How can I be so certain? So dogmatic? Because I’ve been there. Continue reading Foreword to the Spanish Edition Harilaos Fafutis, SSC | June 30, 2021 There are only a few things in life that a person needs to learn and do, having drunk from the fountain of wisdom and thus trying to live a good life – a life worth living. These things probably end up revolving around health, wealth, relationships, and spirituality. Good practices within these “4 pillars” can get us closer to living life to its fullest potential, but there’s a lot of ambiguity as to what exactly is required in these areas. However, this challenge can be understood better by turning the problem on its head to look for things one should avoid. Continue reading To Be, Or Not To Be, A Pansy Daniel Oakes | June 16, 2021 Oh Lord. My total testosterone is a pitiful 115ng/dl, but the NHS has told me that I can't see an endocrinologist for a whole 20 weeks. Oh woe is me! I feel awful. What do I do? Continue reading First Page Previous Page Next Page Last Page
Under-recovery Carl Raghavan, SSC | July 14, 2021 Training hard is one thing, but recovery is everything! If you’re struggling to make linear progress on Starting Strength, you are most likely under-recovered – not over-trained. How can I be so certain? So dogmatic? Because I’ve been there. Continue reading Foreword to the Spanish Edition Harilaos Fafutis, SSC | June 30, 2021 There are only a few things in life that a person needs to learn and do, having drunk from the fountain of wisdom and thus trying to live a good life – a life worth living. These things probably end up revolving around health, wealth, relationships, and spirituality. Good practices within these “4 pillars” can get us closer to living life to its fullest potential, but there’s a lot of ambiguity as to what exactly is required in these areas. However, this challenge can be understood better by turning the problem on its head to look for things one should avoid. Continue reading To Be, Or Not To Be, A Pansy Daniel Oakes | June 16, 2021 Oh Lord. My total testosterone is a pitiful 115ng/dl, but the NHS has told me that I can't see an endocrinologist for a whole 20 weeks. Oh woe is me! I feel awful. What do I do? Continue reading First Page Previous Page Next Page Last Page
Foreword to the Spanish Edition Harilaos Fafutis, SSC | June 30, 2021 There are only a few things in life that a person needs to learn and do, having drunk from the fountain of wisdom and thus trying to live a good life – a life worth living. These things probably end up revolving around health, wealth, relationships, and spirituality. Good practices within these “4 pillars” can get us closer to living life to its fullest potential, but there’s a lot of ambiguity as to what exactly is required in these areas. However, this challenge can be understood better by turning the problem on its head to look for things one should avoid. Continue reading To Be, Or Not To Be, A Pansy Daniel Oakes | June 16, 2021 Oh Lord. My total testosterone is a pitiful 115ng/dl, but the NHS has told me that I can't see an endocrinologist for a whole 20 weeks. Oh woe is me! I feel awful. What do I do? Continue reading First Page Previous Page Next Page Last Page
To Be, Or Not To Be, A Pansy Daniel Oakes | June 16, 2021 Oh Lord. My total testosterone is a pitiful 115ng/dl, but the NHS has told me that I can't see an endocrinologist for a whole 20 weeks. Oh woe is me! I feel awful. What do I do? Continue reading
