Starting Strength
Starting Strength
Mark Rippetoe
Sahil Lavingia
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A meat’n’potatoes summary of what everyone should do to make the biggest improvements in fitness and strength in minimal time. - MMM
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Starting Strength

Starting Strength: Basic Barbell Training

Mark Rippetoe
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Mark Rippetoe
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In the world of strength training, "Starting Strength" by Mark Rippetoe stands as a towering beacon for novices and seasoned athletes alike. This seminal tome delves deep into the core of barbell training, presenting a meticulously detailed exploration of the five fundamental exercises that underpin maximal strength development. Rippetoe, with his decades of coaching experience, distills complex biomechanical concepts into accessible wisdom, guiding readers through a journey of physical transformation. Enhanced by over 750 illustrations, this expanded edition not only elucidates the mechanics of lifts but also enriches understanding with a new chapter dedicated to pivotal assistance exercises, ensuring a comprehensive toolkit for achieving unparalleled strength. Beyond mere instruction, "Starting Strength" emerges as a manifesto on the power of basic barbell training, advocating a philosophy where strength is the cornerstone of fitness. Rippetoe's authoritative voice, combined with new graphics and a deeper analysis, offers both a practical guide and an inspirational narrative. Whether you're embarking on your first foray into weightlifting or seeking to refine your technique, this book is a monumental resource that promises to elevate your strength training to new heights, laying a solid foundation for lifelong fitness.

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Released
2005
1 Jan
Length
320
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Sahil Lavingia recommended this book on Notion.
A meat’n’potatoes summary of what everyone should do to make the biggest improvements in fitness and strength in minimal time. - MMM
A weak man is not as happy as that same man would be if he were strong. This reality is offensive to some people who would like the intellectual or spiritual to take precedence. It is instructive to see what happens to these very people as their squat strength goes up.
— Mark Rippetoe, Starting Strength

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