The
Article Collection Included:
Common Sense Training
So You Want Big Guns?
The Arms Experiment
Experiments in the Gym: The Bench Press
My Achin Back
The Ball Squat
Experiments in the Gym: The Squat
Experiments in the Gym: The Deadlift
Explosive Training: Just say NO!
If I Had a Time Machine
One Pound at a Time
One Pound at a Time, Part 2
Information Overload
Powerlifting 101
Powerlifting 102
Powerlifting 103
A Small Investment, Big Returns
Arthur's Chains Revisited
The Big Pull
The Captains of Crush®
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