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Don’t Rush to Heavy: Make “Light” Work for You
In my recent article 15 Years and 15 Observations, I offered the advice, “Don’t rush to heavy,” and, “Don’t set minimums.” So, I decided...

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Jul 11, 20175 min read
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Patience: The Unexpected Key to Power
“The greatest power is often simple patience.” —E. Joseph Cossman I would add that patience is the key to power. In my last article, we...

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Aug 2, 20164 min read
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How to Exercise the Vital Muscle of Patience
There are too many quotations and clichés about time. Philosophers ponder the subject and we all watch the seconds, minutes, hours, and...

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Jul 5, 20168 min read
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Practice vs. Performance: The Mentality of the Old-Time Strongmen
Some of the greatest feats of strength ever recorded were done decades ago by men who had access to the most primitive equipment and knew...

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Nov 3, 20154 min read
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The Blank Serenity of the Invulnerable
“The blank serenity of the invulnerable.” Peter Benchley was writing about a barracuda, but the same can be said about strong people....

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May 6, 20132 min read
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