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February 2005
What is the most important question you can ask about your training?
How do you train in ways that play to your strengths?
Why does concrrent strength and aerobic training make the most sense?
What are the benefits of a lower glycemic diet?
What training techniques of the legendary Roger Bannister can greatly improve your training?
 
April 2005
How can you avoid overtaining?
What is the optimal amount and frequency of training?
What are the basic principles of training?
How do you train for top fitness without doing 'killer' workouts?
Was Mike Mentzer right or wrong about abbreviated training?
 
June 2005
What is the major myth about genetics and training?
How can you assess your best genetic characteristics?
How can you painlessly keep progressing?
What psychological strategies work best for training?
What is real core training?
 
August 2005
What does research really tell us about single vs multiple sets?
What is the most scientific, time-efficient way to train?
Do experienced trainees really have to train longer and more frequently than novices?
What is an ideal training routine that will take you 30 minutes, 4 times per week?
Is there a specific routine to match your genetics?
 
October 2005
Is there any reason to obsess about training?
What is an optimal outdoor aerobic training protocol that anyone can do?
How can you closely monitor health-related functions?
What is the latest research on higher volume resistance training?
What supplements should you take?
 
December 2005
What is the 'big picture' for training?
What is your first priority for training?
Are there hypertrophic routines?
Can high volume training prevent aging?
How can you most effectively perform aerobic training?


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