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Building Your Own Power Rack
For a few important reasons, I’ve been wanting to start working out at home. I’m in a new job that gives me the flexibility to come in earya nd leave early, so instead of an extended lunch (which was my … Continue reading
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The Effect of Weight LIfting on Testosterone
The right combination of training parameters will spark an unparalleled release of testosterone, growth hormone and insulin-like growth factors. Research shows that, from beginners to experienced lifters and athletes, the anabolic response as a result of strength training plays a … Continue reading
1 Rep Max (1RM) Calculator
Your 1 rep max (1RM) is the maximum amount of weight you can use and still perform a single repetition of a specific exercise while using good form. It can be used as a baseline for any exercise, but is … Continue reading
The Overload Principle
When you overload something, you are exposing it to a greater level of stress than is normally encountered. When it comes to exercise, physical changes in the form of strength and muscular development only result when an overload is applied. … Continue reading
The Overcompensation Principle aka Why You Get Bigger and Stronger
The body is a really amazing thing, with an astounding a capacity to adapt. Cut yourself and it heals. Break a bone and it knits back together, actually stronger at the point of the break. Walk around barefoot on rough … Continue reading
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