The Biggest Lies About Strength Training
By: Brian Carroll 1. “Strength and progress is linear” I see this scenario all the time and usually with lifters just beginning: I deadlifted 550lbs, up from 450lbs this time last year, so in 2 years...
By: Brian Carroll 1. “Strength and progress is linear” I see this scenario all the time and usually with lifters just beginning: I deadlifted 550lbs, up from 450lbs this time last year, so in 2 years...
By: Brian Carroll 1. Be patient. Don’t push and peak too early just because you feel great. This could be the start of your end in this training cycle. Sometimes athletes feel GREAT after...
By: Brian Carroll The squat is disputably one of the best movements that you could possibly master. The only problem is, very few actually master the movement. The squat is highly technical, but not...
By: Brian Carroll Everyone wants a big bench. In fact, it’s one of the first exercises most try to learn when they begin to strength train. The only problem is that it’s rarely done...
By: Brian Carroll I’ll be covering an obscure or special assistance movement each week that I feel is important and should potentially be considered as an addition to your programming at some capacity. Bodybuilding aka...
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