Some Thoughts on Different Methods of Training, Intuitive Workouts, and How to Break the “Rules” of Lifting I’m not really sure where I’m going with this. About half, maybe slightly more and perhaps a little less, of my articles I plan rather meticulously. I make notes. I craft an outline. I have, in short, a plan. The other half are nothing but the random musings of what is, at the time, circulating throughout the recesses of my mind. As I’ve pointed out in other essays, I often write just to see what happens. For me, it is these latter writings that bring a sense of joy to writing. I’m a writer, sure, but I’m also a creative . I think it’s also one of the reasons that I love training so much, as well. Although there undoubtedly is some science to lifting, it is also an art form. If I’m correct in this assumption of lifting as art, and I have absolutely no doubt that I am, then working out ...
Essays on Old-School Strength Training, Classic Bodybuilding, Traditional Martial Arts, and Budo Philosophy