Why YOU Really Need to Get Strong Right Now!
I can’t help noticing that these are difficult times. In the last year I’ve lived in four different countries and in each one – Belize, Greece, Thailand and America –…
There are many elements that go into designing a productive weightlifting workout.
Every exercise has many possible combinations of weight, reps, and time that could be used. People make progress at different rates. Individual muscles recover at different rates. New muscle tissue grows at different rates.
And you need to decide personal preferences like wanting productive workouts as frequently as possible, or wanting to workout efficiently so each workout will yield the maximum benefit.
So, if you want to train scientifically and rationally, a lot of personal factors need to be taken into account simultaneously.
The process starts with deciding whether YOU prefer Steady, Efficient Gains, or the Fastest Possible Gains.
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Hey, Pete “How often should I train?”
There are a hundred variations on this question. Usually it’s prefaced with ‘I do cardio 3 times a week’ or ‘I do intense martial arts training’ or ‘I’m just getting…
Strength Gains vs. Size Gains in Muscle
There are many people who believe there is a difference in the way you train to build strength versus the way you train to build muscle size. The truth is…
