It’s OK to Be Wrong
By: Will Kuenzel It’s okay to be wrong. I never realized how often I was wrong until after I got married. Haha! But in all seriousness, things that I was doing before don’t apply...
28
Aug
19
Aug
Five Tips for High Intensity Training But a Low Stress Life for a Lifter
By: Derek Wilcox Drama queens, attention whores and generally whiny people should probably stop here and go back to whatever you were doing before instead of reading this article. I'm going to be talking...
14
Aug
Taking a Punch to the Face Was the Best Thing to Ever Happen to Me
By: Lisa Guggisberg My ears were buzzing, an instant numbness turned into a burning feeling of panic, disbelief, shame, sadness, rejection, embarrassment; these were just a few of the emotions that hit me as...
07
Aug
Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze: When to shut down a training session, reboot and come back the next day
By Brian Carroll We’ve all had them – training days that start off wrong, feel wrong and everything just feels off and get even worse once we start to get into the meat and...
04
Aug
Powerlifting Nutrition Part 3: Powerbuilding Edition
By Danny Vega and Tucker Loken I consider myself a student of the game. I have a voracious appetite for new information and I am always open to trying new things. As I said in...
