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Trap Bar Farmers Walk

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In this article you’ll find out if it’s possible to do the farmer’s walk with the trap bar and what are the pros and cons of doing it. Dummbells can be used for the farmer’s walk, whereas there are too much balance issues with barbells. But what about the trap …

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Be Productive While Working on the Road

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The Finished Athlete of Strength by Siegmund Klein

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The following is an article by Siegmund Klein, that was originally published in Klein’s Bell. Recognition as a first class “strong man” is the ambition of many an athlete whose work has never passed the slough of mediocrity, yet almost all of these men will tell you how to train …

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The American Swing or High Pull

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Today I’d like to talk about the American Kettlebell Swing and its connection to high pull and kettlebell snatch. So, what exactly is the american swing? The regular kettlebell swing is mostly done  around hip or shoulder height, whereas in the American swing the kettlebell actually goes overhead. This American …

The Kettlebell

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The following is an article by Sig Klein, that was originally published in Klein’s Bell. The “kettle-bell” has been for years a very important factor in developing strength, yet the modern weight-lifter rarely, if ever, uses it. This is partly the fault of the governing body of the International Weight-Lifting Association, …

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Airborne Lunge Vs Pistol Squats

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What are the differences and similarities between the airborne lunge and the pistol? Although both of these exercises are one legged squats, with the airborne lunge the leg is behind you, whereas in the pistol the leg is in the front. As I mentioned in the previous video, most people …

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How to do the Airborne Lunge

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This video describes the basics of how to do the airborne lunge. I first read about this exercise in Pavel’s The Naked Warrior, but never really got into it, favoring the pistol squat instead. But recently I was reintroduced to this exercise by Max Shank and have been using is …

When Apollon Became Angry by George F. Jowett

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The following is an article by George Jowett, the author of The Key to Might and Muscle,  that was originally published in Klein’s Bell. Pierre Bonnes, the great French strength athlete and professor of physical culture, the man whom every professional strongman met with a tremor in his heart! To …

3 Reasons NOT to drink Distilled Water

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In response to my last email on my new favorite water filter, I got a response espousing why distilled water was the best option. Considering I didn’t talk about distilled water in my last email I figured I’d give my thoughts here. Here’s my three-fold issues with distill water. I …

Improve Overhead Lifts With Partial Movements

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I just put up another guest blog post at Breaking Muscle and this time it’s all about (very underrated) partial lifts. TALKIN’ ABOUT LOCKOUTS: PARTIAL REPS FOR OVERHEAD STRENGTH I’m a big fan of partial lifting as it provides certain benefits that differ from those of full-range lifting. While working …