By: Barbell Logic Team What happens when a program stops working? You've had steady progress, but you start missing...
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By: Barbell Logic Team One training-related problem is the idea that strength training has to be all or nothing:...
Fundamental changes and general adaptations should come first. This is why in barbell training we focus first on the...
How to Program Assistance Work
nick, , Articles, accessory work, assistance lifts, Coaches' Corner, MED, Post Novice, 0By: Barbell Logic Team When you begin to venture beyond the main lifts, you need to be a little...
Minimum Effective Dose: A Practical Approach for the Early-Advanced Trainee
nick, , Articles, Coaches' Corner, HFafutis, MED, minimum effective dose, Post Novice, 0As a trainee becomes more advanced in his training (by making progress on a weekly or monthly basis) the...
Overhead Press Progression and Training Variables
nick, , Articles, Coaches' Corner, MED, overhead press, overhead press program, 0By: Barbell Logic Team A lift or exercise is “trainable” when it responds to the cycle of stress-recovery-adaptation with...
By: Nick Soleyn, Editor in ChiefLarge amounts of stress, either acute or chronic, that outstrips the trainee’s tolerance for...
How to Apply Minimum Effective Dose to Training
nick, , Videos, Coaches' Corner, MED, minimum effective dose, Novice Coach, Post Novice, 0M.E.D. Programming Philosophy Today we want to challenge everything you thought you knew about programming for strength training. Typically...