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Only the Strong Shall Survive: You Don’t Know Squat
While some authorities believe that there?s but one way to perform full squats, they?re wrong. This basic, core exercise has many...
Bill StarrJune 1, 2003 -
Ab-session: Midsection Madness For a More Complete Physique
In order to completely develop your abs, you have to train all parts of the muscle group with the right amount...
John HansenJune 1, 2003 -
Advanced Strength and Power: Muscle-building Hawaiian Punch
Years ago the Iron Guru, Vince Gironda, advised his clients to take enzymes with meals to aid digestion. Vince was certainly...
Thomas Incledon, Ph.DJune 1, 2003 -
Naturally Huge: Physique Fine-Tuning
Attempting to stay lean all the time tends to lower thyroid levels.
John HansenJune 1, 2003 -
High Intensity Q&A Part 1
John Little knew and worked with Mike Mentzer for well over two decades. They shared an abiding love of philosophy and...
Mike Mentzer and John LittleMay 1, 2003 -
Advanced Strength and Power: Tire Flipping
You may be strong in the gym, but flipping a giant tire that's about the size of a car can bring...
Thomas Incledon, Ph.DMay 1, 2003 -
Naturally Huge: Forging Freaky Forearms
Forging Freaky Forearms and Reaching 200 lbs by Summer
John HansenMay 1, 2003 -
Legends of Bodybuilding: Don Howorth
One magnificent prince, Don Howorth, possessed the gift of second sight, drawing him to look beyond Brigadoon?s lush borders.
Rod LabbeMay 1, 2003 -
Heavy Duty: High Intensity Q&A
After a certain point the intensity must, like a dimmer switch, be increased if additional muscle growth is desired.
Mike Mentzer and John LittleMay 1, 2003 -
Machines vs. Free Weights
Shortly before his death, Mike Mentzer and John Little put the final touches on what would be Mentzer’s last book. Virtually...
Mike Mentzer and John LittleApril 1, 2003 -
Naturally Huge: Walk Away Weight
The problem with using an excessive amount of cardio to lose bodyfat is that the body eventually adapts to the increased...
John HansenApril 1, 2003 -
Heavy Duty: Machines vs. Free Weights
This month's excerpt highlights the age-old debate of whether machines or barbells provide the greatest growth stimulation.
Mike Mentzer and John LittleApril 1, 2003 -
A Compendium of High-Intensity Training Principles, Part 2
This month we continue with a discussion of intensity and ways to manipulate it for better gains, excerpted from High-Intensity Training,...
Mike MentzerMarch 13, 2003 -
Advanced Strength and Power
Learning proper deadlift form is critical for maximizing strength and avoiding injury. A top-down approach can help.
Thomas Incledon, Ph.DMarch 1, 2003 -
Long, Tall Limitations
Limited by height. Undertraining from once-a-week-per-bodypart training.
John HansenMarch 1, 2003