Training Design for the “All-Around” Lifter The popularity—or lack thereof—of many of my articles often surprises me. Sometimes I will write an essay that I think will be a real hit—I spend several days crafting and honing it, giving it plenty of thought and time—only to find that it never really “takes off” or gets many reads. On the flip side of that, I will occasionally write a piece in a flash of inspiration, giving hardly any thought to it but just allow my writing muse to take me where it will. I also, quite often, don’t think that those works will be very popular, only to find that they get way more reads than many of my others. My last article “ High-Frequency Grease-the-Groove Training - The Intuitive Approach ,” is a case in point. I wrote it very quickly, in only a few hours, shortly after I came up with the idea while on a morning hike with my dogs Kenji and Kiko. I was unsure if it would garner interest, but...
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