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Community Gardening for Fun And Produce
There are a million reasons to grow your own food. It’s fun, it’s empowering, you get to spend time outside, and you’ll probably improve your diet with a new source of freshly grown produce. Having an abundance of fresh veggies mean... Continue reading
There are a million reasons to grow your own food. It’s fun, it’s empowering, you get to spend time outside, and you’ll probably improve your diet with a new source of freshly grown produce. Having an abundance of fresh veggies mean... Continue reading
True or False: Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Can Interfere With Healing After An Injury
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) are a class of drugs that reduce pain and inflammation. They include common over-the-counter drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen, commonly prescribed drugs like naproxen, more specific cox 2 inhibitors such as ... Continue reading
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) are a class of drugs that reduce pain and inflammation. They include common over-the-counter drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen, commonly prescribed drugs like naproxen, more specific cox 2 inhibitors such as ... Continue reading
This Article Will Make You PR
Like the title? Did you believe it? Are you expecting to read the next 1200 or so words and depart for your training session to set a new national record during your warm up? It’s probably fair to assume that you started reading not because you... Continue reading
Like the title? Did you believe it? Are you expecting to read the next 1200 or so words and depart for your training session to set a new national record during your warm up? It’s probably fair to assume that you started reading not because you... Continue reading
Unplug to Dial-In: Harnessing Your Focus for Bigger Gains
Conventional wisdom routinely offers us athletes and trainers an easy equation: Smart work + Hard work = Progress. This is, of course, easier said than done. Smart work, for example, assumes we consistently absorb our industry’s best research a... Continue reading
Conventional wisdom routinely offers us athletes and trainers an easy equation: Smart work + Hard work = Progress. This is, of course, easier said than done. Smart work, for example, assumes we consistently absorb our industry’s best research a... Continue reading
Interview: Paul Fleschler
When people get started in Olympic weightlifting, they usually want to know who the best athletes in the sport are. We can all remember when we started our careers, when we learned about the superstars in the game. We knew their names, how much they ... Continue reading
When people get started in Olympic weightlifting, they usually want to know who the best athletes in the sport are. We can all remember when we started our careers, when we learned about the superstars in the game. We knew their names, how much they ... Continue reading
Recipes: Issue 135
Broccoli with Cream Sauce Time: 5 minutes for sauce; ~15 minutes total This is quick and easy. It will taste somewhat like the cheese sauce typically served with broccoli. • 6-8 cups broccoli florets • 2 Tbsp. Dijon mu... Continue reading
Broccoli with Cream Sauce Time: 5 minutes for sauce; ~15 minutes total This is quick and easy. It will taste somewhat like the cheese sauce typically served with broccoli. • 6-8 cups broccoli florets • 2 Tbsp. Dijon mu... Continue reading
Weightlifting News: Issue 135
Upcoming National Meets May 5-8- USAW National Championships and US Olympic Team Trials (Salt Lake City, UT) June 23-26- 2016 National Youth Championships (Austin, TX) Upcoming International Meets June 4-11 Pan American Championships ... Continue reading
Upcoming National Meets May 5-8- USAW National Championships and US Olympic Team Trials (Salt Lake City, UT) June 23-26- 2016 National Youth Championships (Austin, TX) Upcoming International Meets June 4-11 Pan American Championships ... Continue reading
Ask Greg: Issue 134
Taylor Asks: I love weightlifting and my whole life revolves around it. However recently I injured my lower back (strained a muscle) due to a "butt wink". My pelvis turns in at the bottom of my squat and since I was squatting under loads, w... Continue reading
Taylor Asks: I love weightlifting and my whole life revolves around it. However recently I injured my lower back (strained a muscle) due to a "butt wink". My pelvis turns in at the bottom of my squat and since I was squatting under loads, w... Continue reading
The Risks We Take In Life And Weightlifting
Around a year ago, somebody asked me how I continue to get ideas for new things to write about. I’ve been writing articles about weightlifting, coaching, strength training, and the life of the athlete for over 10 years now. The last eight of th... Continue reading
Around a year ago, somebody asked me how I continue to get ideas for new things to write about. I’ve been writing articles about weightlifting, coaching, strength training, and the life of the athlete for over 10 years now. The last eight of th... Continue reading
Finding Strength Off Of The Platform
There comes a time when you get to the age, or even the point in your life, when you look around and think maybe you need a new challenge. A new type of motivation or something to look forward to that doesn’t already exist in the list of monoto... Continue reading
There comes a time when you get to the age, or even the point in your life, when you look around and think maybe you need a new challenge. A new type of motivation or something to look forward to that doesn’t already exist in the list of monoto... Continue reading
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