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Learn the TRUTH about training from one of the most famous bodybuilding authors in the world!
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Background
Peter Sisco is co-author of Power Factor Training, Static Contraction
Training and other books. He is also the editor of the five-book "Ironman's
Ultimate Bodybuilding" series and the author of the best-selling e-Book, TRAIN SMART! His partner, John Little, and him have written six books on rational, scientific methods of bodybuilding.
 Some of the books he has written!
Pete has written an amazing e-book for bodybuilders to learn from. You can learn: The Truth About HIT (High Intensity Training) - How High is "High"? "High Intensity" is a a term you see thrown around a lot in bodybuilding. But has anyone ever clearly defined the term or exactly quantified it? The Genesis of Power Factor Training. The quest for effective, efficient training through the tools of reason and experimentation. The Best Power Factor Workouts! How to Get Started - Today! Read this and head straight to the gym for a new, refreshing, muscle stimulating workout! All this and much more!
Articles
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Bodybuilding Myths: Pitfalls To Avoid
I suppose every sport has its own supply of useless lore and half-truths that get passed on to newcomers. But I'd put bodybuilding up against any of them in a contest for what has the most time wasting and even dangerous mythology.
Section: Training ::
May 27, 2003
Aerobics And Static Contraction Training
Get lean and stay lean! By combining aerobics with strength training you can transform your body in the shortest
possible time, then keep it lean and muscular year round without starving yourself on a low calorie diet.
Section: Training ::
Apr 01, 2003
Exercise: How Little Do You Need?
For the guy who wants maximum results with
minimum time invested, an ultra-brief but
ultra-intense workout will be performed
about as often as he gets a haircut!
Section: Training ::
Jan 18, 2003
Ab Training That Really Works!
Training of the abdominal muscles has recently been the subject of more misinformation and mythology than any other part of the human anatomy. Learn what really works!
Section: Training ::
Dec 21, 2002
Add 1 Inch To Your Arms In 3 Workouts
Every guy wants bigger arms! There really is no bodypart that says "big and powerful" as clearly and obviously as a big pair of python arms. Follow this workout
to gain an inch in 3 workouts!
Section: Training ::
Dec 06, 2002
Static Contraction Training
Using this method, the test subjects added an average of 9.0 pounds of new
muscle (one subject added 28.9 pounds!) in just 10 weeks and increased their full
range 1-rep max by 27.6%. Learn how this "minimum dose" training can can lead
to maximum agains!
Section: Training ::
Sep 12, 2002
A New Method To Build Muscle Fast... And Avoid Injuries!
There are simple ways to avoid injuries and one of them is fantastically effective at building muscle. What? A safer way to lift that increases muscle building? Yes. Here is the full description and sample workouts for a few exercises.
Section: Training ::
Jun 03, 2002
Static Training - Who Needs It?
It's strange how once you get involved in a certain subject it has a way of leading to other connected issues. My initial interest in static contraction training was its application as a "minimum dose" form of exercise.
Section: Training ::
Dec 21, 2001
Why I Sympathize With Teen Bodybuilders!
By definition, teen bodybuilders are always newcomers to the world of bodybuilding, since you need to be at least an adolescent to safely start lifting weights. Because they are just starting out, they are vulnerable to every bodybuilding myth and half-truth that circulates in the gym. Here are SIX myths that you should NOT believe!
Section: Training ::
Dec 21, 2001
Is Going to Failure Necessary?
I have counseled the practice of going to failure as a means to ensure muscle growth stimulation. But over the years much confusion has developed regarding the use of this principle. Having a clear understanding of the failure principle will save you wasted effort and prevent you from accepting what has become dogma as scientific fact.
Section: Training ::
Nov 30, 2001
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