In his classic 1984 book, Bodybuilding: A Scientific Approach, Fred Hatfield presented a model of training aimed at exploiting the adaptations provided by each of the three dominant rep ranges used in the strength training of that era (4-6, 10-12 and 20-25 reps).
I've been called a wide variety of names over the past couple of years. These names have ranged from "guru" to "cheater." Frankly, I don't give a damn what people call me. The bottom line is that I get results with my athletes.
This is part 2 of a story about one man's journey into the cult of powerlifting.
What if I told you that I had the perfect training program?
This is part 1 of a story about one man's journey into the cult of powerlifting.
High Stimulation Training Methods for Enhanced Growth
An update to Dr. Berardi’s eating plan that called for high calories and a unique macro combining protocol. Check it out.
Here are eight exercises you've probably never tried. Shake up your next workout.
An update to Dr. Berardi’s eating plan that called for high calories and a unique macro combining protocol. Check it out.
Before it was a “health” food, soy protein was mainly used as cheap dog food filler. Here’s why you shouldn’t even feed it to your pooch.
Overtraining or Under-eating? Part Two
Anabolic Stretching for Anabolic Gains
Overtraining or Under-eating? Part 1
Q & A with John Paul Catanzaro
As part of an agreement with Testosterone Magazine, excerpts from my new book will be published in the coming months. These excerpts detail the use of performance enhancing drugs by elite athletes as well as those in non-athletic populations. The book looks at these drugs individually in a scientific manner, something not done to date by popular books on the subject or those less read books published for members of the scientific community.
Two years ago my wife and I tried cyclic ketogenic dieting. We knew that many of the concepts behind these diets were valid but there was a practical, behavioral problem for us: we could no longer function as a stable, productive human beings on such low carb intakes.
Part Three of the Just Suck It Up Series
An Exclusive Interview with Chris Street
An Exclusive Interview with Chris Street
The 9 keys to pulling bigger, badder deadlifts.
Are dietary academic arguments making people even fatter? Intriguing info here.
Train every muscle group 4 times per week? Yes, it can be done, if you plan it right. Try this program.
