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Justin Frazier /

American Open Series 2 – Recap and Thoughts

This past weekend, we had a few people attend the American Open Series 2 Weightlifting meet put on by USA Weightlifting. Coach Tyler Miller; a fellow lifter and …

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Filed Under: Articles, Blog, Sports Performance, Strength Squad, Uncategorized, Weightlifting Tagged With: american open series 2, Clean, Jerk, Olympic Weightlifting, snatch, weightlifting olympic lifting

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5 Go-to Exercises on the Road

These days, a lot of people have to travel quite a bit for work. Because of this, their training progress can begin to stall out when they find it difficult to …

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Filed Under: Articles, Blog, Featured, Uncategorized Tagged With: Conditioning, exercise, Fitness, Strength, training, travel, travel exercise

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3 Reasons to Get Serious About Your Accessory Work

We all know those strength-sport athletes who never get in their accessory work. They snatch, clean and jerk, squat, deadlift, and/or bench, and then they’re …

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: accessory lifts, assistance, muscle mass, Olympic Lifting, Powerlifting, Strength, Strength and Conditioning, Strength Training, Strongman, Weightlifting

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