By: Barbell Logic Team Stress-recovery-adaptation is a predictable process of survivability. One that we have learned to hijack in...
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Strength Training for the Low-Priority Lifter
nick, , Articles, advanced strength programming, Coaches' Corner, Post Novice, professional barbell coach, 0By: CJ Gotcher, BLOC Two steps forward, one step back (TSFOSB), as a programming outline, focuses on longer-term progress...
By: Barbell Logic Team Stress and Homeostasis: How changes to your environment cause a physical response that we can...
The Squat Frequency Project
nick, , Articles, advanced squat program, Coaches' Corner, squat frequency, 0By: Dan Flanick, SSC "Diagnosing and solving issues with a lifter’s progress is one of my favorite parts of...
By: Barbell Logic Team When we are very young, balance is the key to mobility and growing independence, and...
Learn how to pin press, also known as press lockout, an overhead press supplemental exercise that uses a partial...
Squat Myths and Misconceptions (Part 2): Taking Down the Knee Naysayers
nick, , Articles, Coaches' Corner, knee pain, LZeutschel, squat myths, squats and knees, 0By: Liz Zeutschel, PT, DPT, SSC If you remember from Part 1 of this series, I said that “if...
How to be a Lifting Skeptic
nick, , Articles, be a better lifter, Coaches' Corner, lifting skepticism, 0By: Barbell Logic Team Concerning the expert’s opinion, the skeptic has to ask two questions. Whether the expert confirms...
Anthropometry: Why Two Squats Don’t Look Alike
nick, , Videos, anthropometry, Coaches' Corner, Self-Coach, 0Watch Starting Strength Coach Bill Hannon use barbell physics to explain why two squats don't look alike. Learn more...
Expectations for Post-Novice Lifters and Traps to Avoid
nick, , Articles, Coaches' Corner, NSoleyn, Post Novice, 0The beginning of the post-novice phase of training can be an attractive place to experiment with training variables, but...















