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New articles have been posted on my blog!

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This page is under construction.
It will feature articles from our "Community of Coaches". Others may contribute, but articles must have solid training content.
Here are the guidelines:
  • Must be about training, period!
  • Keep it clean, clear, & concise
  • No vulgarity or profanity
  • Photos follow the same guideleines

Note:  This is not a democratic process. We'd love to showcase your articles, so make it your best so we all can learn.

Click here to watch an excellent training video by Jerry Hill called "Muscle Up 101" This will give you simple steps to follow to learn this tough exercise.

For training tips on how water helps your back, click here

For training tips on fighting osteoporosis with resistance training, click here

For information on how to select a personal trainer, click here

For information about training your child, click here

For information on how lack of sleep affects your health, click here

For information on "Strength is beautiful", click here

For information on a better way than "No Pain, No Gain", click here

For information on why you should do Olympic Weightlifting, click here

For information on grip strength, click here

For information on how to lift very heavy kettlebells, click here

New! Training Tip #12 (below)

For a "new look at senior fitness", click here

New!  Training Tip #13
Different types of strength (below)

For more information on different types of strength, click here

For an article on the "Lost art of manual labor", click here

For information on how to safely do a heavy kettlebell snatch and to protect your shoulder joint while doing this difficult lift, click here

For information on the benefits of unilateral training, click here

New! Training Tip #17
Resistance band training (below)

For information on why variable resistance training is important, click

For information on static and dynamic balance, click here

For information on rhabdomyolisis, click here

To listen to an informative message about high-intensity interval training, click here

For ground-shaking new evidence about lactic acid being used as a fuel for your muscles, click here

Great article in the L.A. Times about CrossFit, click here

For an excellent article about Sarasota's Olympic weightlifting champion, click here

CrossFit Gulf Coast & local fighters meet at Expo, click here

Read about CrossFit in Men's Journal, click here

Frank's thoughts about the CrossFit Certification he completed in May 2006

To hear Frank's streaming audio interview done by Dave Ganulin, CEO, of KettleBell Concepts, Inc. (New York, NY), click here

For our current Featured Article, Kettlebell Training with Mike Mahler, Senior RKC click here.

This is the first part of the upcoming series, "Training for any contingency" click here

If you love to ski, check this article out

For FAQ's (Frequently asked questions)click here

 "It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat." --Teddy Roosevelt

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