Strength Training
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Leg Length Discrepancy | Mark Rippetoe
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A surprisingly large percentage of the population has a Leg Length Discrepancy (LLD) – I’ve seen estimates, probably ...

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My First Search for the X-Factor: York Barbell
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"I had been Olympic Weightlifting about three years when I got the idea to drive to York Barbell to see if I could find ...

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Q&A Episode – Lagging Shoulder, 3 Questions, and Going Against Conventional Wisdom
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Rip answers questions live from Starting Strength Network subscribers and ...

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The Coach’s Cue – Breaking the OODA Loop
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"OODA stands for Observe, Orient, Decide, Act...Instead of seeing a bunch of disparate mistakes, the coach that can see ...

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How Tight Do I Wear My Belt?
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How Tight Do I Wear My Belt? by Mark Rippetoe | December 18, 2024 ...

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Not Feeling Athletic? | Carl Raghavan
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Not Feeling Athletic? by Carl Raghavan, SSC | December 17, 2024 ...

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Improve Your Press Grip, Improve Your Press – Mark Rippetoe
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Rip discusses the importance of the grip in the press for its correct execution. He covers grip width, position of the bar against the hand, and a cue to ...

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Strength Training for People My Age
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I was born in 1956. That makes me “old.” Granted, I'm pretty beat up these days. I've had my share of injuries, the ...

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Spiritual Training: The Linear Progression
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I am a spiritually-minded man whose strength has gone up. And it has indeed been instructive. I’ve learned that strength ...

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Training Past Your Prime | Starting Strength Radio #295 – Starting Strength
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Rip discusses training by older lifters, covering how the process of gaining strength remains the same as for younger lifters, but differs in some important ...

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Type 2 Diabetes  – Jonathon Sullivan
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In the first installment of our series on Type II Diabetes, Sully discusses the basics of the disease: What it is, how it happens, why it's bad, and how ...

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NATURALSTRENGTH.com – Old School Weight Training Strength Strongman Power Vintage Bodybuilding: Heavy Training Is A Must
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Some of my favorite vintage magazines are the Ironman magazines from the Peary Rader years.  When I say “vintage,” I really mean to say “old.”  It’s ...

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