
Real World, No-Nonsense Strength Training for People of All Ages and Experience Levels
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We received a ton of great feedback from Dinos about my recent post covering seven fun and effective lower body exercises for older Dinos.
One of them came from John V, who likes to superset leg extensions or barbell hack squats with d...
For a lifelong weightlifter, I’m probably very unusual in this regard, but I have a strong dislike of modern gyms.
I have to force myself to go into one. And training inside one – which I’ve done occasionally while travelling – is sheer to...
The basic back squat is a terrific exercise, but many older trainees have trouble doing it. Their shoulders are too tight to hold the bar in position -- or squats irritate their lower back or hips -- or their knees can't handle the movement...
On a bright, sunny day in May of 2023 I was walking down the street, minding my own business, when a black SUV rolled up alongside of me.
The window rolled down, and a man’s head popped into view. Turns out he was one of the coaches for t...
For Day 2 of the Battle at the Beach, I brought something special with me: a stack of playing cards.
When they guys were ready to start, I had them stand in a long line parallel to the water and about 20 yards away from it.
Then we began...
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I'm a 66-year-old, lifelong weight trainer, powerlifter, and weightlifter, and the author of Dinosaur Training: Lost Secrets of Strength and Development, and over 30 other books and courses on weightlifting, weight training and strength training.
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