By Charles Poliquin on
2/3/2012 4:01 PM
Contest for the weekend of February 4, 2012
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By Charles Poliquin on
2/3/2012 9:05 AM
Vary your training tempo to overcome a plateau and make gains today. How long has it been since you added weight to all of your lifts? Do you get stronger everyday you go in the weight room? If so, then...
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By Charles Poliquin on
2/2/2012 9:00 AM
Take magnesium to protect your heart and perform better. Magnesium is one of the most important nutrients for athletes, trainees, and really anyone who wants to be lean, active, and energized. Magnesium...
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By Charles Poliquin on
2/1/2012 5:06 PM
By Charles Poliquin
CrossFit has great intentions. It is a socially based system that encourages camaraderie and sense of belonging to a team. A major strength of CrossFit is that it helps people in the gym who are not motivated to train alone.
I travel the world over and I see an increasing number of CrossFit teachers attending my classes. Upon first arrival, my staff and I can point out which CrossFitters have great results...
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By Charles Poliquin on
2/1/2012 8:59 AM
Perform a high volume of work rather than a low volume to lose weight and prevent diabetes. One set is not enough. Something is better than nothing, but if you’re serious about health, weight loss, or...
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By Charles Poliquin on
1/31/2012 9:03 AM
Get enough sleep and you will have a better body composition. It’s well established that chronic exhaustion is associated with weight gain and higher stress levels in children and adults, and a new study...
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By Charles Poliquin on
1/30/2012 3:58 PM
Called “an uncommonly honest author" by the Boston Globe and a "marketing guru" by The Wall Street Journal, Michael Port is a New York Times Bestselling author of four books including...
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By Charles Poliquin on
1/30/2012 12:32 PM
The winner and answers to the January 28, 2012 weekend contest
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By Charles Poliquin on
1/30/2012 8:55 AM
Eat meat to get the most out of your training and build muscle. Avoid limiting protein and nutrient intake with a vegetarian diet because vegetarianism is linked to malnutrition, significantly less lean...
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By Charles Poliquin on
1/28/2012 9:07 AM
Contest question for the weekend of January 28, 2012
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