The Belief Effect
by Tim Henriques -

Knowledge is power, but knowledge can also be limiting. Real progress occurs when you harness the power of the belief effect.

Livespill Chaos

robstein: and HT already said that. my bad :)

robstein: @chadeber: I'm not CS but I asked him the same question a little while ago and he said yes, I believe he said he was on full dosage for almost a year. They recommend at least 8-12 but you can go more if you want to.

Doug643: Hello Dan, I mean when a coach cues their athletes to sit back on there heels or sit hips back, keep shins straight and widen their stance are you not limiting knee flexion and hence the use of the quadriceps. I understand your always using them, but with these instructions in my opinion you are implying to the athlete that the emphasis should be placed on the hips. So I guess you didn't say it directly.

Dan Blewett: @ Doug - I'm not sure what you mean. Nowhere in this article did I discuss taking the quads out of the movement, nor is that possible in any real sense.

Dan Blewett: @Tomato - yeah, it really depends on the mobility of the spine. Most clients I see are somewhat neutral, so they achieve a shallow to moderate arch when I cue them this way. I certainly don't want an immense arch like you're talking about. Thanks for the contribution.

brandon76: ...I'm also going to run a couple more bottles of IG-3 then stop using it. And decide whether or not the product is worth the money per the effect on my body. FiNis, Mag and Plaz will be staples though thats for damn sure, and dont forget Elite Minerals and Superfood. But...buy the super stack once in a while and get Indigo for free so that works.

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Tim Henriques is the Director of the National Personal Training Institute of VA. He's competed in strongman, arm wrestling, and powerlifting, where he holds the state record for the deadlift of 700 pounds at 198.