Cool T-Nation Features: High Impact Articles

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Want to read the BEST training articles that were ever posted on T-Nation?

The best diet articles? The best interviews?

You can find them here:

http://www.t-nation.com/als.jsp;jsessionid=D2C0D8EDA109EDA16D313CBC50E453BF.hydra?hiOnly=true

We’ve picked the “best of the best” in various categories and you can find them all listed sequentially under “HIGH IMPACT” in the drop-down menu underneath the ARTICLES heading on the left side of the page.

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This? This is cool. It’s like being able to access my T-Nation bookmark folder from any computer…

-FC

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Nice feature. Very interesting to see “the editors” choices.

Most surprising omissions: Eight Keys and Periodization Bible. (unless I missed them)

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I just noticed that for the first time the other day and was enjoyed a good stroll through the hall of greats. I found that chanko article particularly good.

Was it tough coming up with the list of those deemed “Impact Rated”?

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You know, you guys could really print all those articles, put them in a book, and charge about $1000 for it, and I would call it a great deal. T-Nation is damn cool.

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[quote]analog_kid wrote:
You know, you guys could really print all those articles, put them in a book, and charge about $1000 for it, and I would call it a great deal. T-Nation is damn cool.[/quote]

Hmmm. You mean take the “Men’s Health” business model of compiling all their magazine articles from the previous year and putting them in book form and selling it for $40 when a year of the magazine costs half that? I’d like my T-Nation to stay the way it is: free and way more informative than “Men’s ” magazine.

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Outstanding…!

Mufasa

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Excellent, TC…a tip of the MicroSlash top hat to you. A dynamic website that just keeps getting better.

MicroSlash - “Wondering how to curl a Les Paul properly since 1999…”

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[quote]Kuz wrote:

Was it tough coming up with the list of those deemed “Impact Rated”?[/quote]

Yeah, it was a bear! Many of the top ten might as well have been decided by a coin flip–that’s how close in quality many of them are.

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You missed Vroom’s “Are you a Beginner?”.

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GREAT idea.