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    New Rule #11: The work is more important than the program

    ByBlaine Moore April 16, 2006

    Every weekend over the next few months, I am going to be examining each of the New Rules of Lifting from Lou Schuler and Alwyn Cosgrove’s new book. This is rule #11. You’ll get better results working your ass off on a bad program than you will loafing through a good program.

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    New Rule #10: Don’t judge a system by it’s promoter

    ByBlaine Moore April 15, 2006

    Every weekend over the next few months, I am going to be examining each of the New Rules of Lifting from Lou Schuler and Alwyn Cosgrove’s new book. This is rule #10. Don’t judge a system by the physique of the person promoting it.

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  • Sports

    Roger Mayweather is suspended for brawl

    ByBlaine Moore April 14, 2006

    Floyd Mayweather’s trainer, Roger Mayweather, has been fined and suspended for his part in a brawl a week ago. Zab Judah, who has a history of violence outside the ring, hit Floyd Mayweather with a few illegal blows with five seconds remaining in the tenth round. Roger Mayweather jumped in the ring to complain, which…

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  • Workout Tips

    Dangerous Superset: Leg Press to Calf Press

    ByBlaine Moore April 12, 2006

    This morning I was working out at the gym, and I saw a woman doing leg presses. The weight was fairly low and she did not seem to be exerting herself too much, which is fine. What caught my attention, though, was that after she got done doing the leg press, she switched to moving…

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  • Sports

    Bob Sheppard misses Yankee’s home opener

    ByBlaine Moore April 11, 2006

    For the first time in 56 years, Bob Sheppard misses opening day at Yankee Stadium. He threw out his hip on Monday night and will miss the three game series against Kansas City, but hopes to be back for the homestand against Baltimore on April 21. “I am very disappointed that I will miss my…

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    Regular features will return next week

    ByBlaine Moore April 10, 2006

    Thank you for bearing with me while I pack up and move. I am (not quite) settled into my new home, and should have non-library internet access by the end of the week. I plan on picking up with my regular features again starting next week. In the meantime, I hope that you enjoyed my…

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  • New Rules

    New Rule #9: There is no magic system

    ByBlaine Moore April 9, 2006

    Every weekend over the next few months, I am going to be examining each of the New Rules of Lifting from Lou Schuler and Alwyn Cosgrove’s new book. This is rule #9. There is no magic system of exercises, sets, and reps.

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    New Rule #8: Workouts produce adaptations

    ByBlaine Moore April 8, 2006

    Every weekend over the next few months, I am going to be examining each of the New Rules of Lifting from Lou Schuler and Alwyn Cosgrove’s new book. This is rule #8. A workout is only as good as the adaptations it produces.

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  • Fitness | Treadmill Tips

    Treadmill Mistake: Not realizing how much easier it is

    ByBlaine Moore April 7, 2006

    There are many reasons to run or walk on a treadmill. It may be a way to get a workout in when the weather particularly awful, or bad knees may not be able to take a pounding, or the person exercising just likes to watch television while working out. However, working out on a treadmill…

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    Treadmill Mistake: Unnatural stride length

    ByBlaine Moore April 6, 2006

    There are many reasons to run or walk on a treadmill. It may be a way to get a workout in when the weather particularly awful, or bad knees may not be able to take a pounding, or the person exercising just likes to watch television while working out. However, working out on a treadmill…

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