Category Archives: Hill Sprints

Train Like a Man 5: The Real Paleo Exercise

by Martin Rooney – 9/17/2012 “Life is a marathon, not a sprint.” Whenever I hear that little nugget of cheese-ball inspiration, I want to throw up, because it’s usually said by some sloth that never reached his goals and he’s … Continue reading

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The Return of Aerobic Work

by Anthony Mychal – 4/19/2012Not long ago, I frequently used the word “conditioning.” I thought the best way to condition athletes was through anaerobic workouts that tested the limits of pain and pushed the boundaries of regurgitation. After all, we’re … Continue reading

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Aerobic Hill Sprints

Yesterday, my wife and I headed outside to a local hill to complete our first (of many) hill sprint sessions for the Spring/Summer. There is a perfect hill near our place that is very steep and will literally own you … Continue reading

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5 Ways to Improve or Maintain Your Athleticism

MARCH 15TH, 2012 If I had to place a bet I’d confidently say that there are at least an equal amount of people who ruin their athleticism through their strength training efforts, as there are people who improve it. The majority … Continue reading

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Conditioning 101

by Jim Wendler – 2/28/2012 There’s no excuse to be out of shape. You don’t have to be a marathon runner and you don’t have to be able to fight five rounds for the UFC title, but there’s no acceptable … Continue reading

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