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Get Your Gump On: Hazards of Intelligence in Athletes
Matt Foreman | Issue 87 | April 1 2012
Okay, listen…the subject of this article has the potential to offend some people. And as I’ve gotten older, I’ve been working harder on not saying offensive things. When I was twenty, I thought it was funny to make belligerent comm... Continue reading
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The Push-up
Greg Everett | Issue 26 | March 1 2007
Yes, the push-up. For a few reasons: One, far too many people push-up like wankers; Two, there is a ridiculous potential for variety; and Three, I didn't have time to get all the photos and video done for the contralateral 1-leg kettlebell bent row o... Continue reading
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Pulling, Pushing, and Thinking: Extended connections between Olympic Lifting and Powerlifting
Matt Foreman | Issue 47 | December 1 2008
My earliest workout routines are very clear in my memory. I started lifting weights at the high school weight room when I was thirteen with some of the kids I played football with. We developed our own training program, based on some advanced scienti... Continue reading
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Intermittent Fasting Review
Robb Wolf | Issue 16 | May 1 2005
Intermittent fasting appears to be gaining momentum, both from the research community and individuals experimenting with the process. It is an incredibly exciting topic, as a simple intervention like compressing one's period for eating in a given day... Continue reading
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Yay Burpees! An Interview with Mike Burgener
Robb Wolf | Issue 5 | June 1 2005
This month we have the honor of an in¬terview with world-renowned Olympic Weightlifting coach, Mike Burgener. Those of you who know Coach B know that any¬thing written by or about him should be ALL CAPS ALL THE TIME!!! This is because he is &... Continue reading
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