Best Training Article Ever

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Lost Art of the Finisher. It had me start thinking outside the box. It is a bit narrow minded to just think of “getting in shape” can take place at a gym.

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Meltdown Training

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Forgot to give props to my pal, Joel Marion, for “Ripped, Rugged, and Dense.” Damn good program. Damn good article, too; after all, I proofread it:)

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John Berardi’s articles are brilliant. Finally, someone who can sort out the mystery and misinformation about nutrition, dieting, and recovery, and present in simple and clear terms. Start with The Essential Berardi Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION and follow the links.

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The best training article I’ve read is the Beginners Blast Off Program, at Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION

Everybody needs to start somewhere!

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Great job, guys. This should make an excellent resource for those new to T-mag. As the old T-shirt slogan goes - “educate to elevate”.

In a week or two, I’ll make another “Best Of” post for diet articles and give away a new reward for your suggestions.

I wrote all the contributors’ names down on scraps of paper, put them down my pants, danced like Shakira on ephedrine, and drew one name out. Those that voted for articles written by me got their names in there twice. (Just kidding.) The winner this time is JasonL. Drop me a note at cs@t-mag.com.

Thanks to everyone that contributed. We’ll do it again soon.

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Ok i live in Barbados so if i win ill pay the shipping.
my favorite training articles are “white men can jump” by Ian King this workout yielded more results for me in terms of strength and hypertrophy than did 2 years conventional training the link is

I also liked the i-6 method by Charles Poliquin

Note from Mod: See Chris Shugart’s last post. The contest is over.

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For me, witout a doubt, it was Dave Tate’s first article on GPP - Strength Training, Bodybuilding & Online Supplement Store - T NATION. The basic concept of using heavy physical labor as a supplement to a regular training program has brought a refreshing change to my training.