Missed workouts can feel like failures, but coaches see them as information. Learn how to adjust strength training around...
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Stubbornness against changes to training is no good if it causes us to stop training altogether. If a program...
The Many Faces of the PR: Programming for Data and Feedback
nick, , Articles, MED, NSoleyn, Post Novice, programming, 0The One Rep Max (1RM) is the ultimate PR and, rightly so, receives the lion’s share of attention. A...
Too Much, All the Time: SRA, FFM, and Tonnage
nick, , Articles, novice linear progression, NSoleyn, physiology, programming, stress recovery adaptation, 0Failing in a workout or hitting a wall isn’t a problem; it is a signal. Training is a constant...
When you step on the platform, your only job is to execute the movement to the best of your...
Pandemic Programming for Strength
nick, , Articles, MRosenberg, Post Novice, programming, strength training programming, 0Enter the year 2020, the pinnacle of “unexpected scenarios.” While the pandemic presented some compounding problems, life will rarely...
Learn why frequent PRs matter toward getting strong, staying motivated, and reaching and crushing your goals.
Rethinking the Exercise Selection Criteria
nick, , Articles, Coaches' Corner, MED, NHayden, programming, Self-Coach, strength & health, 0The process of rethinking exercise criteria has led to a complete revision of how I structure exercise selection and...
Your Strength Program is Less Important Than You Think
nick, , Videos, Coaches' Corner, programming, Self-Coach, strength program, 0Barbell Logic Coach, Andrew Jackson explains why form and consistency beat the importance of your strength program. Learn more...
Programming for Your Bench Press
nick, , Articles, 4 day split, bench press, bench press program, Coaches' Corner, four day split, MED, Post Novice, programming, 0The four-day split organizes your programming into two upper-body days and two lower-body days every week. With a four-day...















