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The End of an Era in New Hampshire
Posted: May 3, 2007 10:32am ETDue to a computer malfunction, this blog did not go live until May 3.
Live Free or Die. That's the motto on New Hampshire's license plates. I was there last weekend for another round of soccer in another place far from home and spent another night in another non-descript motel within spitting distance of an Interstate highway. After years of transporting our soccer-playing daughter around the Northeast and Middle Atlantic, that part of our lives is drawing to a close as she heads off to college this fall.
But my wife and I had one last weekend to enjoy with her and her team. We have learned one thing over the years—skip the "continental" breakfast at the motel, and find a diner where the locals gather for a hearty, no-nonsense breakfast.
That's easier said than done. Finding such a place has gotten harder and harder. Drive down any business strip in any town in America and the breakfast choices range between the drive-thru at McBurgerWendyKingDonalds to Dunkin' Donuts, or these days if you're really lucky, a Starbucks that has good coffee but usually no hot food. You can't count on the Chili's-Applebees-Whatever-Chain restaurant universe; they usually don't open until 11 a.m. We drove by most of those chain outlets Saturday morning as we searched for our elusive diner. All in all, the fast food revolution has stripped the country of real roadside diners.
So, it wasn't until our second pass on an early-morning-empty strip of highway that the Honey Bee Donuts sign jumped out at us. We had driven by on the first pass because the only word we'd seen was Donuts. But right below the donut sign, the word breakfast was clearly printed. We pulled off the highway to park in front of building that looked as if it hadn't been
touched in 50 years. Well, since 1947 actually, when Honey Bee started serving breakfast. There was a row of three or four small booths, and opposite them, a serving rack for donuts. There were two loops of a counter space with stools at the back, about half them filled with grizzled men, some old and a few a little younger, and all of them apparently more comfortable leaning with their elbows up on the countertop. The walls were plastered with license plates from around the country and world, everything from Aruba to North Dakota. Of course, most were from New Hampshire.
Great Cigars I Have Smoked: A Lesson in Inconsistency
Posted: Apr 24, 2007 10:28am ETOne of my first lessons in how cigars can be incredibly inconsistent came during the first few months after we had launched Cigar Aficionado. At the time, our ratings system was causing a bit of a storm in the cigar industry. The manufacturers had never been subjected to independent scrutiny about the quality of their cigars, and, of course, never had to face a 100-point rating scale. We were confident of our methodology, but, OK, I'll admit it, a wee bit defensive about the process.
In our second issue, we rated double coronas, and gave the Cuban Hoyo de Monterrey, from the 1992 vintage, a classic rating of 99 points. It was, and is, one of the greatest Cuban cigars ever made. But we gave a Partagas Lusitania a mere 88 points, saying that while it was good, it had not lived up to its legendary reputation.
Within a month after the issue's publication, one of my favorite gentlemen in the cigar business, Max Guttmann from Mexico, showed up in our offices in New York. Max is an international businessman, and he owns the Casa del Habano franchise in Mexico. He is sophisticated and urbane, and has one of the greatest collections of cigars that I've ever seen. But at the time, I didn't know him that well. He walked into my office, and in so many words—kindly of course—said we didn't know what we were doing. I went through the usual litany about the fact that tastings are subjective, and that in this case, we had all arrived at the same conclusion.
Max pulled out his leather cigar case, pulled apart the two sections, and drew out one of the darkest, oiliest, most luxurious looking cigars that I had ever laid eyes on. "This is a Lusitania," he said, continuing to extol its virtues as his favorite cigar, saying it was much, much better than most Hoyos.
I agreed to smoke it on the spot with him. In my memory, I can remember it being so oily that it felt like I had to hold on tight to keep it from slipping out of my fingers. It was firm, but not hard, and had that indescribable aroma when held under your nose that seems to come from somewhere between a barnyard and an earthy, mushroom patch.
How I Almost Did Not Survive My First Cigar Factory Visit
Posted: Apr 18, 2007 1:13pm ETI was excited. It was spring of 1992, and Marvin Shanken and I headed off the Dominican Republic to tour the nation's cigar factories. I had been smoking cigars for nearly 15 years, but I had never actually set foot inside an honest to goodness factory. Cigar Aficionado magazine was still in its prototype phase, and I was going to report on all the major companies operating in the D.R. at the time for a feature in the first issue. The basic format and concept of the magazine had already taken shape, but now we had to fill the pages with content that our new readers would find interesting.
We arrived in La Romana, the home of the Tabacalera de Garcia factory and the Casa de Campo resort. At the time, Casa de Campo still served as the airport for the area, and American Airlines 727 pilots used to risk life and limb by landing on a runway that could not have measured more than a few feet beyond the minimum allowable length for such a plane. You literally zoomed past the windows of homes lining the golf course, and intersected two fairways while landing. (The golf cart paths were equipped with swinging gates and alarms that kept golfers out of the danger zone.)
We spent the day touring Tabacalera de Garcia with Richard DiMeola, then the top executive at Consolidated Cigar Corp.'s handrolled business, and José Seijas, who was (and to this day remains) the general manager of the factory, probably the largest handrolled cigar facility in the world. We saw rooms filled with hundreds of rollers and bunchers, storerooms piled with bales of tobacco and every stage of the cigar-rolling process taking place in dozens of rooms. We nearly gave Mr. DiMeola a heart attack when Marvin snapped a picture of a suction device that was used to test the draw on every cigar produced; at the time, it was a very secret piece of equipment.
But the highlight of the day came after lunch. We walked into a small conference room off of Mr. Seijas' office, and lined up in front of each of the four chairs were a dozen cigars with numbered white bands. The two execs said they were trying out some new blends, and wanted to know if we would like to join in their tasting to judge the differences, and give them our impressions.
The Cigar Bridge
Posted: Apr 13, 2007 4:10pm ET"Cigars bridge all kinds of gaps, ideological, political…they promote harmony and a feeling of getting along."
Those words from Rush Limbaugh drew huge applause from the cigars lovers gathered in New York last night for Cigar Aficionado's Night to Remember dinner, the magazine's annual fund-raiser for the Prostate Cancer Foundation. Talk about good feelings: The room was buzzing with camaraderie and fellowship. And, the talk wasn't about politics. It was about the good that was being done to combat the scourge of the disease that affects so many men in America.
Rudy Giuliani, a prostate cancer survivor, talked only about how his life had been saved because the advances that had been made against the disease, in large part with the help and guidance of Michael Milken, who founded the Prostate Cancer Foundation and pays all its costs so 100 percent of every donation goes to research. Talk about bridges.
Giuliani and Milken share a history going back to the financial scandals of the mid-1980s, when Giuliani was a U.S. attorney. When he got sick, he called Milken. Today, they are best of friends, a friendship forged in the aura of the Night to Remember.
Limbaugh, often a lightening rod for controversy, exemplifies what this night is all about. He reaches out to everyone, liberal or conservative, Democrat or Republican, and glorifies the camaraderie of the cigar, the symbolic unifier. As he said last night, "I hope this never ends."
The crowd also was treated to the words of California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who reminded everyone about how important it is to devote the time and energy to good causes, like the Prostate Cancer Foundation. That, he said, is the only way to achieve success.
Of course, the night also revolves around Marvin Shanken, my boss, and the true engine behind the incredible success of the Night to Remember. He is a staunch advocate for "giving back," and over the years that the dinner has been held, the donations have exceeded $15 million. It is a tribute to Marvin, and to the legions of cigar makers, many who attended last night, of the support they given to this great cause. In fact, the list of cigar makers and important businessmen is so long, it doesn't fit in a blog; it is certainly a who's who.
My Dream Car
Posted: Apr 9, 2007 10:05am ET"Beautiful is more difficult than different." If you think about that for a second, it's a pretty profound statement. And it came from an automobile designer. Not just any designer, but a man named Ian Callum, who is the chief design engineer at Jaguar. I was at dinner with him last week, partly because I still remember my first teenage car fantasies that focused on the original XKE series from the early 1960s. I thought it was the most beautiful car in the world. And I wanted to meet the man responsible for its resurrection.
Over the years, I had watched as the XK series morphed into an automobile that I knew I wouldn't like. For the record, I've owned cars such as a 3 Series BMW, when I lived in France with my wife, to a long series of Audi A6s in recent years. The Audis have been great family cars, reliable and safe for those long, weekend trips to my daughter's soccer tournaments all over the East Coast. And, as executive editor of this magazine, I get to test-drive all kinds of different cars. I usually focus on the various sports cars that make it into the press fleets. (Yes, auto manufacturers have cars designated for the media.) It's been fun: a Lamborghini here, a Bentley there, and my favorite on the unaffordable list, the Aston Martin Vantage. All in all, they've kept my sports car addiction at bay.
But then there was a moment about a year ago when I saw the new Jaguar XK. At first, I thought, "Wow, that's the closest they've come to matching the beauty of the old XKE." I remembered quickly, however, that the previous XK model looked pretty good, but it was more a luxury coupe than a sports car. I couldn't wait to try the new car out. Last summer and fall, I drove both the regular XK and the new XKR, a high-powered version of the XK.
Not only did both cars live up to my sports car desires, but they didn't disappoint my teenage fantasies about the XK. They were fast. They were comfortable. And they had the requisite head-turning "wow" factor that any boy loves.
Three Matches
Posted: Apr 5, 2007 4:50pm ETWhen we launched the Cigar Cinema videos in March, there were a lot of comments on CigarAficionado.com about cigar lighting techniques. Both James Suckling and I were questioned about the methods that we used to get our Bolivar Royal Coronas fired up. We both used lighters; I had a S.T. Dupont Xtend that could double as blowtorch if necessary. In reviewing the video, I thought I had kept the flame far enough away from the foot of the cigar to avoid charring it too much, but there is always some tension between not wanting to actually burn or char the foot and wanting to get the thing lit. In the every-second-filled-to-the-max world that we leave in, too often, I don't take all the care necessary to avoid over-lighting the tip.
But the comments reminded me of the first cigar-lighting lesson I ever received. Better yet, I remembered the cigar. It was my first Cohiba, and I'm pretty sure it was an Esplendido. My teacher that night was the top press official in the Mexico Foreign Ministry; at the time, Mexico maintained very close ties with Cuba. I didn't ask, but let's presume with good reason that the cigar was a diplomatic "gift." If my memory serves me correctly, I'm pretty sure the dinner took place well in advance of Cohiba being commercialized on the world market, so early in my cigar-smoking life, I was lucky.
The man's name was Augustin Gutierrez, one of the great gentlemen in the world of diplomacy, and one of those internationally educated people who it's often hard to tell where they are from. My wife, (actually still my girlfriend at the time) and I had a wonderful meal with Sr. Gutierrez and his wife Marta, and like many Mexican dinners, it was getting well past 11 o'clock before we moved away from the table. He asked me if I would like a cigar, and I said, "Of course." He went to his humidor, pulled out the Esplendidos and handed one to me along with three matches.
The Long Winter
Posted: Apr 2, 2007 9:30am ETI'm not naturally disposed to feel sorry for cigarette smokers. But for the last three months in the midst of winter's deep freeze in New York, you can't help but share their pain. They are easy to spot. Small huddles of people grouped as close to a building's door as they can get, puffing away quickly so they can get back inside. Sometimes it is just a solitary smoker, standing there all bundled up. Some hardy souls often wear just shirts, without their winter coats, on a short smoke break before heading back upstairs to their jobs.
Their plight is caused by New York City's smoking law, which prohibits all smoking in the workplace. Using that law as justification, many buildings have gone entirely "smoke-free," so you can't even have a separate smoking room for your employees. It forces a leper-like status on all smokers, denying them the right to use what remains a legal product in all 50 states. At least its legality was true the last time I looked.
Cigar smokers don't suffer quite the same indignities. You don't light up a cigar for a quick five-minute fix, so there's no advantage in sneaking down to the curb to fire up a $5 cigar. But cigar lovers have been denied the pleasures of smoking indoors for decades, even during the phase when restaurants offered up non-smoking and smoking sections. The only catch then was that smoking sections usually prohibited pipes and cigars. As a result, a cigar smoker had to be creative in choosing a place to light up.
How many times have you looked out the window in traffic, and seen a lit cigar in the mouth of the driver next to you? How many times have you been walking down the street, even in the dead of winter, and smelled the unmistakable aroma of a handrolled product? That's why places like golf courses, fishing camps, hunting blinds and sidewalks all over this country serve as refuges for lovers of the leaf.
But is that fair? I'm tired of using examples to compare what's being done to smokers by the nanny state to other products or activities. But if people took the time to investigate just how facts are being twisted to support what has become a radical worldview, they would not only be appalled but maybe a little scared.
How "The Sopranos" Begins
Posted: Mar 29, 2007 3:05am ETThe cigar appears quickly. First, there's the pulsing beat of "Woke Up This Morning," the Alabama 3 song that will forever be known as the Sopranos' theme song. It's less than 25 seconds into the intro, as the car zooms past the slightly fuzzy images of New Jersey's most infamous landscapes—the highway tunnels, the brick warehouses, and the smokestacks of the industrial zones that seem to line the northern end of the New Jersey Turnpike. As the car pulls into a tollbooth, a thick, stubby fingered hand reaches out for a ticket, and there in the unmistakable mouth of Tony Soprano, there is a lit cigar.
The small theater filled quickly last week, the seats taken by New York's media elite, at least the ones with a shared fascination of HBO's breakout hit, "The Sopranos." The distinctive bold red letters spelled out the show's name against the black screen in the front of the sloping hall. Then, the hissing of HBO's snowy logo, a quick fade to black, and the pulsing sound of Woke Up This Morning pounded out from the wall speakers.
Like every one of the six seasons, the final episodes of The Sopranos begin with the same theme song, and the same scenes of New Jersey. And, like we have come to expect, the first two episodes that I saw last week have cigars being smoked by more than one character, whether its Tony himself, or one of the other players in the long-running television mega-hit. I won't ruin any of the story lines for you—suffice it to say that no one dies in the first two episodes that you care about, or at least that you should care about.
But hasn't this show been a showcase for cigar lovers? Nearly every major character has had a cigar in his mouth at one time or another. James Gandolfini's Tony Soprano is almost never without one. Steve Schirippa as Bobby Bacala. Frank Vincent as Phil Leotardo. There have been a few characters who've come and gone, too: Joey Pantoliano as Ralph. Vincent Pastore as Big Pussy. All cigar smokers at one point or another in the past seasons.
A Memorable Cigar
Posted: Mar 20, 2007 3:45pm ETI'm sure it's happened to you driving down the road with the radio on. A song comes on, and you reach for the volume knob, turning it up to ear-drum splitting levels. You are reminded of a summer day in high school, however many years ago it was, driving with the windows down, the sweet smells of freshly mown grass streaming in, and the hair of your girlfriend blowing across her face as she looked out into the countryside singing along with radio. You can probably still sing the words to that favorite song, and I know you can remember the incredible freedom you felt at that moment.
When I lit up a Montecristo Especial #1 recently for one of the magazine's Connoisseur Corner's contributions, I had an identical sensation. I remembered the first "Monte" Especial I ever smoked. It was in Paris in 1985, and my wife, bless her heart, had responded to my request for a box of cigars by picking up the Montes on her way through a duty free shop as she returned home from a business trip.
I didn't know much about cigars then. I was fresh out of Mexico and Central America, trying to make a go of it as a freelancer in Paris while she labored away for Citibank in their corporate offices in Paris. Given the fact that every young American freelancer with dreams of Ernest Hemingway or making it as foreign correspondent in Europe, seemed to be there ahead of me, I had opted for the former dream and was working on a novel. My humidor was a plastic bag with dampened paper towels inside. I'd smoked during my days in Central America, but cigars were still a largely unexplored universe for me.
My writing room wasn't exactly a garret with a window, but it was a classic Parisian apartment with floor to ceiling windows and a roll-up steel window shutter. I could sit there facing my old IBM PC decked out with the newest version of WordPerfect, writing away the morning, and turning sideways occasionally to gaze out across the rooftops of nearby apartment buildings, the round tile chimneys framing the usually cloudy sky. At some point, almost every morning, I would light a cigar.
The Real World
Posted: Mar 15, 2007 10:15am ET
Cigar Aficionado's blog world may have been a long time in coming. But now it is here.
I will be writing about everything from unexpected surprises in our tastings, to a wonderful cigar on the back porch my house in the suburbs, or out on the golf course. I won't limit my thoughts to just cigars either. You'll be getting my thoughts on a lot of my passions, not all of them mind you, but everything from golf, to a great meal to that 15 year old bottle of Burgundy out of my cellar.
The goal is pretty clear to me. For 15 years, Cigar Aficionado has tried to open up the world of the Good Life to our readers. Now, we have the means to let you in our research, and the amazing things that we get to do as part of our jobs here. After a few months of this, I may have to hire a bodyguard to keep our envy-crazed readers at bay.


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Self Portrait as Shared Dream is a play on the Cruthers Collection of Women's Art's strong thematic focus on self-portraiture. Instead of attempting to express the 'individuality' of the subject, the exhibition presents a collection of works in which the individual is a collective construction, a figure forged from common histories, pop culture references and institutional memories.
Linked by a dreamy, abstract wall-drawing by local artist Anna Dunnill, figurative paintings, prints and drawings explore disturbing, beautiful and surreal interactions between external and internal worlds. As the urge to define our individual selves reaches fever-pitch online, Self-Portrait as Shared Dream speculates on the nature of empathy and the collective experience.
Featured artwork: Jenny Watson, Drink Me, 1988, oil and collage on linen, 137 x 106 cm, CCWA 594 Copyright courtesy the artist.
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Memento Mori are artworks that prompt us to ponder the emptiness and transience of earthly pleasures and re-assess our moral progress as we move toward the certainty of death.
The extraordinary video work Allegoria Sacra by the Russian collective AES+F is an evocation of Purgatory as an international airport and together with selected works from the University of Western Australia Art Collection and the Cruthers Collection of Women's Art, it encourages viewers to contemplate their own mortality.
Featured work: Robyn Stacy, Leidenmaster I, 2003, type C print, 96 x 150 cm. University Senate Grant, 2008. Copyright of the artist.
In 1952, at the age of 17, Shirley Corunna (nee Bynder) a young Yamatji woman moved from her home in Three Springs to Perth. This exhibition celebrates Shirley's journey of discovery and independence and provides a snapshot of the social life of Aboriginal people living in the city during the 1950s.
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Meyer, whose 42-year coaching career ended last season at Division II Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D., finished with a 923-234 record. The NCAA considers Meyer the winningest men's college basketball coach, even though his career was split between the NAIA and NCAA.
Herb Magee has 907 wins, all at Division II Philadelphia University. Bob Knight had 902 on the Division I level and Harry Statham at NAIA McKendree University has 1,022.
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James Nicholson has been released from Children's Hospital at Dartmouth in Lebanon, but authorities aren't disclosing his whereabouts.
The young boy has been in the custody of the state's Division of Children, Youth and Families ever since his mother, Jessica Linscott, 23, and her boyfriend, Roland Dow, 27, fled after learning that police planned to arrest them.
They were nabbed last week after a two-week manhunt that led authorities to Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla., where U.S. Marshals caught up with the fugitive couple after they watched a parade.
Dow is accused of striking the boy in the head last month with such force that he allegedly caused him to suffer a traumatic brain injury, which led to seizures and other problems. He is also accused of burning the boy's wrist and fingers and failing to seek medical help.
Linscott is also accused of failing to seek medical care for her son when he suffered seizures, authorities said.
The young boy's grandmother, Helen Nicholson, has said he underwent two brain surgeries while hospitalized. He was left nearly blinded by the head injury, police said, but his vision has returned.
Linscott told hospital workers that her son caused the injuries to himself, but doctors told prosecutors that the injuries do not appear to be self-inflicted.
Dow's attorney, Lawrence Vogelman, has also said his client denies the charges and medical evidence will show that he's not guilty.
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pillows far to soft. Breakfast I could not have a poached egg only fried or scrambled. And breakfast was served to me while I was still eating cereal.
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EATONTON, Ga. – The unsolved beheading of a retiree and the killing of his elderly wife has so rattled their gated, lakeside Georgia community that neighbors are casting about for even outlandish explanations. Was it a mob hit? A drug dealer? A hungry alligator?
The peaceful neighborhood where the couple was found dead hadn't seen as much as a burglary in recent memory.
Then, in early May, concerned friends found the headless body of Russell Dermond, 88, in the garage of his home on Lake Oconee. Shirley Dermond, 87, was originally thought to have been abducted until her body was found a few weeks later in the lake. Russell Dermond's head has still not been found.
Even though law enforcement thinks the Dermonds likely knew the person or people who attacked them, their advanced age, the beheading after he was killed, and the fact that it all happened in a seemingly secure community that has a manned guardhouse has left neighbors rattled, according to Putnam County Sheriff Howard Sills.
It is the prime topic of conversation around, said Ron Bridgeman, senior editor of The Eatonton Messenger, a weekly newspaper. It has consumed hours and hours and hours of our time.
Despite interviewing hundreds of people and looking through reams of records, Sills has been frustrated by the lack of obvious motive and is hoping for a breakthrough. And for the first time in his 18 years as sheriff and four decades in law enforcement, he's asked the public to donate to a reward fund.
He believes someone knows something and while they may not feel compelled by a sense of what's right and wrong, he said: I've found that almost all of them will respond to enough money, and we intend to offer enough money out there to spark that mercenary side of somebody.
Sills says he can't even remember so much as a burglary in the Dermonds' community during his tenure as sheriff. The surrounding county sees occasional domestic violence or drug-related killings but the last time there was a whodunit murder, where they didn't immediately know who the killer was, was about five years ago, when a body was found beaten beyond recognition with no identification, Sills said. But they made arrests in that case within a week.
In quiet downtown Eatonton, about a dozen miles from the gated community of Great Waters where the Dermonds lived, antiques shops, clothing boutiques and restaurants fill historic store fronts that have plaques outside saying what the building was originally – cotton warehouse, bank, grocery, barber shop.
And people there are talking about the mystery, said Karen Bridgeman, Ron Bridgeman's wife and the newspaper's managing editor. There are as many different theories as there are people in the county.
Some of the most common are that the Dermonds, originally from New Jersey, had organized crime ties and were victims of a mob hit or that their deaths are related to the killing of their oldest son in 2000 in a drug deal gone bad. The craziest tip authorities got was that it was likely a female alligator seeking food for her young, the sheriff said.
Sills is tired of all the theories and speculation. He has investigated the Dermonds' lives in depth and has determined that they worked hard, paid their taxes, went to church. There's no indication of any illegal activity or association with unsavory characters, he said. There's no indication that anything was taken from the home.
Russell Dermond had a corporate job and moved around until finally ending up in the Atlanta area. After he retired, he got into the fast food business, buying a number of chain restaurants.
When he retired for a second time, he and his wife moved south to Lake Oconee.
The Dermonds had three sons and a daughter. Their oldest son had a serious drug problem and was shot to death while trying to buy drugs in a rough neighborhood in Atlanta in 2000, Sills said.
But Sills said he's questioned all three at length and talks to at least one of them almost every day.
As he puts the pieces together slowly and hopes for some sort of a break, Sills said he remains undaunted.
They've done a good job concealing themselves, he said of the killers. We've got to do a better job of finding them.


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I recently received a book distributed by a respected publisher about how to use elastic bands to develop strength and power; it was endorsed by one of the most respected and accomplished college strength coaches in the country. Seriously? And then there's those giant Swiss balls (now available with stubby legs to improve stability!), slide boards, weighed maracas (as seen on TV!), iron kettlebells, rubber kettlebells, water-filled plastic kettlebells...ENOUGH! Honestly, where do we get these people?
In the last three decades, I have learned the secrets to getting brutally strong. Actually, they are not really secrets, but the strength training community has been so distracted in recent years by all this Cirque du Soleil nonsense that I can get away with referring to them as mysterious. In fact, after this article hits the net, I wouldn't be surprised if they start appearing in self-proclaimed internet experts' blogs as their own ideas. Oh, and these ideas I will share with you are simple, very simple...but not necessarily easy.
To get you on the strength training Road Less Traveled, I've come up with a top 10 list of the best ideas for getting strong. Again, brutally strong. And I've included a few links to articles that discuss many of these ideas in greater detail. Here ya go!
1. Barbell work.
I have to scratch my head when I go to weightrooms that don't have barbells. Absurd pec decs? Check. Relatively useless lat pulldown stations? Check. Worthless leg extension machines? Check. Barbells? Sorry – didn't seem important.
The core of a serious strength training program requires barbells and large weight plates, not bowling balls with handles. And on extensor movements such as deadlifts, presses and squats, adding chains and bands make these barbell exercises even better by more closely matching the strength curves of those exercises. . Check out this article to learn more:
2. Using thick-handled dumbbells.
I know I sound like a broken record, but my message about the value of thick-handled dumbbell work is just not getting out to enough trainees. Thick-handled dumbbells not only strengthen your grip, they also enhance the muscle building stimulus of any exercise. I've been using them as my sole source of dumbbell work for my athletes since 1982, and there's no looking back.
3. Goal setting.
Winston Churchill once said, "He who fails to plan is planning to fail." If you're serious about getting strong, you need to set specific goals and write them down. For example, "I want to move up a weight class (7 kg) by December 31, 2010," is a specific and measurable goal. By comparison, "I want to be the biggest and strongest I can be" is worthless, as it is not specific and not measurable. If there is no deadline, you will procrastinate. Here's more on this important subject:
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4. Working hard on the basics.
Although trick plays are the ones that make the highlights reel, football is a game that lives and dies with good blocking and tackling. Likewise, success in strength building relies on the basics of striving to use progressively heavier weights through hard work.
5. Focusing on proper form.
The amount of weight you lift is one factor in the strength training response, but having proper form ensures that you are producing the appropriate strength training stimulus and are doing so safely. Look to this article for more on the importance of proper form:
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6. Performing no more than two "most bang for your buck" exercises per workout.
If you go through the motions on an exercise, no matter how great the exercise, you're not going to get much out of it. And to be able to put the most effort into your workouts, you need to train hard and heavy by focusing on only two key exercises per workout. I've also found that this strategy works best if you alternate agonists with antagonists, such as pairing weighted chin-ups with overhead dumbbell presses.
7. Doug Hepburn's teachings: One of the pioneers of strength training was Canadian strongman Doug Hepburn. His methodology can be described as applying Item 4 on this list, working hard on the basics:
Five Things I Learned From Doug Hepburn
8. More hard work.
Bulgarian weightlifters were not known for having the best technique, but they were amazingly successful because they worked harder and heavier than anyone. Whereas lifters from other countries were training five times a week, the Bulgarians were training five times a day. And they were going heavy every workout. Likewise, you need to take every workout seriously, with a sense of urgency about achieving success.
9. Unloading every third workout.
Cutting back the number of sets by 40 to 60 percent is crucial to make gains. What I've found in designing workout programs for serious athletes is that it's not the intensity but more often the volume of a workout that causes overtraining. That's why you want to focus on getting strong, but just not training as long. After all, why train your body to be weak?
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