Best Training Article Ever

The Evil Russian Speaks: www.testosterone.net/articles/152russ.html

It’s jam-packed with info, you’ll hear about side presses, ladder drills, kettlebells, one armed snatches and there’s even a link to another article featuring the Evil Wheel.

Chris, I’d have to say the Growth Surge Project Parts 1,2 and 3.www.t-mag.com/articles/182growth.html, Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION and Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION. I know you said one, but I think these three are one.

All the folks at T-mag will need to wipe their eyes after this one. When you talk about going way back, this is it.May 15,1998. Issue #1.

The article was Training with Maximal Weights.

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I am a person that seeks to have a good physique and posess great strength. I am about to embark on this program again starting Monday.

I train by “The Top Nine Exercises For Functional Strength” by my friend Coach John Davies. Read this article at Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION. These are trully inspirational training methods.

This is completely useless. Basically every T-mag training article has now been sited. Just post a dang FAQ link directly on the forum.

a great read is
The Periodization Bible — Part II
The New Testament — Conjugated Periodization
by Dave Tate

The three that had the biggest impact on my training are:

Meltdown training – Don Alessi. Helped me cut 20 pounds.

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100 reps to bigger muscles – Chad Waterbury.

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Hypertrophy-Specific Training – Bryan Haycock.

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As more articles come in I am sure this list will change.

The Periodization Bible - Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION . I was a good basis for my current program.

Thanks Chris.

I would have to say the little black book of training methods;
it is found here:

Great overview of eclectic styles of training which allow YOU to periodize and design your own training protocol.

Up and out
Vain

My favorite article is the FAQ and I think it should have its own frame on the left side of this window (with flashing colors) so newbies can just go and click on it.

I like Tim Patterson’s article from issue no. 27, “The Andro Wars” which does a good job at laying out the details of supplementing with an androgen, and exactly what can/should be expected when using a quality androgen. Here’s where to find it: Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION

Its gotta be Giant Sets by Jerry Telle. Completely changed my way of thinking. Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION

“The Big Woof: Could this be it?”, By Dave Tate. Issue 210.
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I’m really, really torn but I’ll go with Renegade Training.

Definatley meltdown. To put on mass while cutting, aaahhhh, how in the fuck does it get much better than that.
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One of my favorite articles ever on t-mag was Poliquin’s “The Nausea workout.” It is well written, ripps on Tim and its a leg routine as well (and an extremely challenging one at that). some people have been frowning on Charles as of late but you can’t argue with this article.
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sorry forgot the link:

My two favourites are “Squat 900 Pounds”
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And
“Bench Press 600 Pounds”
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T-mag has a lot of great training articles. It’s by far the most knowledgeable, no-bullshit site for training. One of my favorite training articles lets me take a break from the gym. It let’s me train outdoors in the fresh air. I only use this routine when I need a break from deadlifts and squat and it puts a hurtin’ on my abs and legs the next day. The article is from Issue #15 The 50-yard Dash by TC.