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Powerlifting Basics: An Introduction to Powerlifting
by Ken Gack, Dec 13, 2007
Learn powerlifting basics. For new powerlifters; Describes the lifts: bench press, squat and deadlift, and gives pointers on setting up a powerlifting training cycle.
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Powerlifting Basics: Bombing Out of the Meet
by Ken Gack, Jan 2, 2008
Lessons learned from bombing out of a powerlifting meet. How to recognize and make corrections to prevent failing at a meet.
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Teens and Weightlifting
by Joe Knight, Jan 9, 2008
So you've got a teenager at home who wants to get buffed? Here's how to get him or her on the right track and minimizing the chance of injury.
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Top 10 Ways to Get Injured at the Gym
by Avery Winters, Jan 13, 2008
Injuries not only entail pain, lost work, and trips to the doctor, but something far, far worse than all these things put together: getting fat (or getting fatter). The best way to treat an injury is to prevent it, so here are the top 10 things that get people injured and a few words about avoiding them.
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Five Common Exercise and Workout Problems to Avoid at the Gym
by Nick Meyer, Feb 17, 2008
These are things you never want to do at the gym if you can help it.
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Powerlifting Basics: Tips to Increase Your Bench Press
by Ken Gack, Jun 26, 2008
Tips on improving your bench press technique to increase your max bench press. Technique is based on form as used in powerlifting bench press competition.
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Powerlifting Basics: the Powerlifting Squat
by Ken Gack, Jul 6, 2008
The squat is not one of your favorite exercises, is it? If you’re a powerlifter however, the squat is your most important lift. Your squat gets you into the meet and sets the tone for your competition. This article describes the powerlifting squat technique that should help you increase your squat.
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Powerlifting Basics: Arching Your Back to Increase Your Bench Press
by Ken Gack, Aug 17, 2008
You’ll find many opposing opinions on arching your back during bench press. If you’re a powerlifter or strength trainer, however, done right this powerlifting bench press technique will add pounds to your max bench press.
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Powerlifting Basics: The Bench Press
by Ken Gack, Sep 1, 2008
The bench press is everyone’s favorite lift, isn’t it? Whether you want to enlarge your pectoral muscles or increase your bench press weight, everyone loves the benching workout. Read on for pointers on powerlifting bench press techniques that you may use to increase your own one rep max (1RM) on the bench.
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