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Train To Gain: Exercise Selection
Squat or Not? The spine-tingling conclusion
Roger SchwabDecember 4, 2001 -
Train To Gain: Fundamentals More to Score?
Will more sets help you achieve victory in the muscle game?
Bradley J. SteinerDecember 4, 2001 -
Train To Gain: Spin City
Partial movements, a.k.a. muscle spinning, can cause problems.
George TurnerDecember 4, 2001 -
E-zine #17: Quest for More Recovery
It\'s hard to hold back on your motivation to avoid overdoing it when you finally get there.
Jonathan LawsonDecember 1, 2001 -
Bulk Rate
How much you bulk up in the off-season depends on what your physique goals are.
John HansenDecember 1, 2001 -
Form and Function: Barbaric Barbells
When weight training goes medieval on your body
Roger SchwabDecember 1, 2001 -
Delaying the Launch Sequence
Or how to avoid the nickname Quick Draw McGraw
Laura MooreDecember 1, 2001 -
Hardcore Training: Mark Erpelding
Mark Erpelding Hardcore Stats (photography by Jerry Fredrick)
Iron Man MagazineNovember 1, 2001 -
Train To Gain: Strength and Striations
Specificity of training to get leaner, stronger and more muscular
Pete Sisco and John LittleNovember 1, 2001 -
Train To Gain: Infinite Progression
Realistic training and gaining in the time continuum
Richard A WinettNovember 1, 2001 -
Train To Gain: The Old Man and the T
It?s never too late to hit the weights, but watch your testosterone levels
Iron Man MagazineNovember 1, 2001 -
Train To Gain: Pec Check
Train more chest with the press?tri?s and delts less
Greg ZulakNovember 1, 2001 -
Train To Gain: All Balls to the Wall?
How often should you go all out at the gym?
Bradley J. SteinerNovember 1, 2001 -
Train To Gain: Lower the Boom
Challenging the sacred eight-to-12-rep range for optimal growth
Ron HarrisNovember 1, 2001