[quote]StormTheBeach wrote:
[quote]kpsnap wrote:
Has anyone read Dan Austin/Bryan Mann’s new book called Powerlifting?[/quote]
Thats the one I was talking about. Bryan Mann is smart as shit. As soon as that becomes available on the kindle, I am buying that for sure.[/quote]
Need to read more carefully.
I saw Dan lift a few weeks ago. Impressive for sure. He was hawking his book. I wanna buy.
[quote]CSEagles1694 wrote:
If you decide to read the Westside Barbell Book of Methods, read it like, 8 or 9 times, because you won’t understand it the first 5.
CS[/quote]
Hah, glad to see that I wasn’t the only one!
Books heavier on theory
I think Book of Methods is a bit here and there because it’s not actually a book. As in, I thought it was a big compilation of articles he’s written so it seems a bit scattered with information.
[quote]StormTheBeach wrote:
The Max Effort Manual was the best book Jim Wendler wrote. Check out “Powerlifting” by Bryan Mann and that other guy. I havent read it yet but it sounds pretty sweet from the reviews.
As far as a straight barbell strength book, starting strength is awesome. The Westside Book of Methods is worth the read as well.[/quote]
I’d second this. I don’t get the issue about the westside book. But I’ve been reading Louis since he started writing for plusa .
[quote]StormTheBeach wrote:
[quote]kpsnap wrote:
Has anyone read Dan Austin/Bryan Mann’s new book called Powerlifting?[/quote]
Thats the one I was talking about. Bryan Mann is smart as shit. As soon as that becomes available on the kindle, I am buying that for sure.[/quote]
It’s available now. I just picked it up. I think it’s 10.99.
[quote]StormTheBeach wrote:
[quote]kpsnap wrote:
Has anyone read Dan Austin/Bryan Mann’s new book called Powerlifting?[/quote]
Thats the one I was talking about. Bryan Mann is smart as shit. As soon as that becomes available on the kindle, I am buying that for sure.[/quote]
It’s available now. I just picked it up. I think it’s 10.99.