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Beginner Grip Training: Basic Thick Grip TrainingTuesday, May 9th, 2017
Beginner Grip Training: Basic Thick Bar Work
This is the latest installment in my Beginner Grip Training series. Up to this point, I've already touched on Plate Pinch Grip Training, and Gripper Training, but did you know that even if you don't have a single piece of grip strength training equipment, you've got perfect access to in just about ANY gym around?
It's true – you can work Thick Bar in your next workout, and this video shows you how.
Thick Bar Training in Any Gym
What questions do you have about Grip Training, Thick Bar Work, etc? Leave a comment below – I'd love to hear from you.
All the best in your training,
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The Biggest Mistake in Inch Dumbbell TrainingThursday, January 21st, 2016
The WRONG Way to Train for the Inch Dumbbell
This is probably gonna surprise some people, but I'm dead serious about this.
People are always asking me, "Hey, how much do I need to lift on the Rolling Thunder to know I'll be able to lift the Inch?"
To me, the RT and the Inch are so different, there's no way to even give a good number.
In fact, if you're training to lift the Inch Dumbbell by using the Rolling Thunder, you're wasting your time.
To be honest, basing your training to lift the Inch around Rolling Thunder training, is easily the biggest mistake you can make.
Here's my top 3 reasons why the Rolling Thunder doesn't work to get you strong enough to lift the Inch:
1) The Action Doesn't Match Up
Although the Rolling Thunder spins, the action doesn't match what happens when you try to pick up the Inch Dumbbell.
2) The Pull Height Doesn't Match Up
When you lift the RT to lockout, most people only have to lift it about 8 inches or so. When lifting the Inch, the pull distance is at least doubled, so the time under tension factor is much more intense on the Inch.
3) Specificity is the Key
There's no single factor that can help you lift the Inch Dumbbell than actually having one to train on. People knock their head off the wall trying to build thick bar strength with the Rolling Thunder only to be stopped in their tracks when they cross paths with one.
To give you an idea of how it worked with me, I trained my butt off for over the year using the RT and other tools, and failed to lift the Inch on many occasions.
Once, I bought one, I lifted within like 2 months.
Naturally, I don't expect everyone to run out and buy an Inch Dumbbell, because of their expense.
However, if you do intend to one day lift the Inch Dumbbell, I do expect you to pick up this video: How to Lift the Inch
My Inch Video will set you straight on proper Inch Dumbbell training.
- The best drills to do with the Inch Dumbbell so that you lift it faster
- The best tools on the market to use for lifting the Inch – believe me, I've got just about all of them
- One single drill to do that can make the Rolling Thunder worthwhile for training to lift the Inch
- And there's TONS of other great tips and tidbits in this full-length DVD
Now, I'm going to be completely honest with you…
I feel so strongly about the information in this video, that if you DON'T have it in your collection, I have to doubt
your desire to ever accomplish this renowned feat of strength.
Inch Dumbbell DVD
Pick up your copy of the Inch Video, in digital format or hard copy DVD today by clicking here.
All the best in your training.
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The Coulter DumbbellMonday, December 21st, 2015
Several Years ago, Zach Coulter, an avid grip competitor and steel bender during the mid-2000's, decided to try to make an Inch Dumbbell replica out of 8″ round-stock steel for the bells with the thick handle welded into place.
With giant cylindrical heads and a 2.5″ handle, Coulter produced an extremely hard Inch Replica.
Over the years, I've tried many times to lift the Coulter Bell, never getting it completely to lockout without having my hand butted up against the back bell to reduce rotation.
I have gotten better though! In March this year, I broke it a few inches off the ground, before it toppled out of my grip.
Struggling with the Coulter Dumbbell
Then, in June of this year, I got it to mid-shin, before it squirmed away from the lock of my fingers.
In the video below, Eric Roussin also gets a nice pull on it, as well.
Coulter Dumbbell Attempts at NAGS Championship
And in December, after months and months of thick-bar emphasized training, I was able to get it a bit closer to knee height before it popped loose.
However, Andrew Durniat, the current owner of the Coulter Bell, took it to another level. Not only did he stroll over and do a 360-degree spin, effectively saying "IN YOUR FACE, NAPALM!" he also added 22lbs to it.
Check this out:
Andrew Durniat Destroys the Coulter Bell
There's so many great challenge implements out there, to test your grip strength with.
And no matter how strong you think you are, there's always someone stronger.
That's what keeps me going, knowing that there's always dudes out there like Andrew Durniat who are stronger than me in certain disciplines, and I will continue to train them all, with the objective of reaching and surpassing them.
All the best in your training.
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What's Covered in "How to Lift the Inch?"Wednesday, November 11th, 2015
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Grab it today and you'll save yourself $20, and you'll be instantly closer to lifting what was once considered "the unliftable dumbbell.
The Thomas Inch Replica Dumbbell, at 172lbs, with a nearly 2.5-inch handle, is a massive construction of cast iron that has tormented grip enthusiasts for too long.
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From technique and grip application know-how, to training drills and programming expertise, the next time you face the Inch Dumbbell, you can rest assured that you will be ready.
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The Road to the AOBSWednesday, October 7th, 2015
I recently got a call from Dennis Rogers, inviting me to perform at the annual banquet/gala of the AOBS.
From their site: "The Association of Oldetime Barbell and Strongmen (AOBS) is the arm of WLO that focuses on education regarding Iron Game history and drug free sport, while the parent (WLO) concentrates on the development of the sport of weightlifting and amateur athletes, especially for national and international competition. The organization produces an quarterly newsletter and hosts an annual gala the educates, entertains and provides an opportunity to visit with legends of the Iron Game and old time friends."
The WLO, or Weightlifting Org., Inc., is "… a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit corporation. It was created to educate the public and public institutions regarding the nature, benefits and history of weightlifting and related activities; the hazards of drug use and benefits of drug free sport; and to develop amateur athletes for national and international weightlifting competition."
You can learn more about WLO and AOBS here.
I am totally honored to be invited to perform this year. In the past, true legends of strength and strongmanism have performed at the AOBS dinner, including names like Slim "The Hammer Man" Farman, Dennis Rogers, Stanless Steel, "The Human Vise" Pat Povilaitis, and Steve Weiner, just to name a few.
I feel particularly privileged to be chosen to perform this year because I'll be doing something a little different, in my presentation.
I'll be performing feats of grip strength, with popular grip challenge items, like the Inch Dumbbell and 50-lb Blob.
50lb Blob (right-hand) Inch Dumbbell (left-hand)
Since finding out about this incredible opportunity, I've totally re-examined my training, and have taken some emphasis away from my Grip Sport competition preparation (the King Kong of Grip is taking place on October 24th), and more toward refining some of my specialty feats with the Blob and Inch Dumbbell.
As a result of keying in on the Blob and Inch Dumbbell, my performance has truly skyrocketed, and I'm breaking through barriers that have been in my way for several years.
Here's a couple examples…
Blob Deadlift for Reps
In 2009, out of nowhere, I decided to go for 40 repetitions in the Blob Deadlift. I don't remember why anymore, to be honest. Well, I ended up miss-counting and only got 39, but that's not important.
What's important is it took my 6 minutes. Here's the video from 2009:
50lb Blob for 39 Reps (2009)
I had stumbled upon this video after not watching it for quite some time, and when I watched it and saw that it took me 6+ minutes to get to 40 reps, I honestly couldn't believe it. I remember thinking back then that this was pretty much unbeatable.
What a fool I was. There have been times in my life where I have gotten complacent, and this, obviously, was one of them. As I watched myself struggle to get to 39 reps, like a man with concrete boots trudging uphill through a quagmire, I knew that I could beat this.
So, the next workout, I dragged the Blob back out and went for 40 reps again, as fast as I could. Here's the video:
50lb Blob for 40 Reps
It's like my Dad always said to me as a kid. "You can never rest on your laurels." In other words, you can never feel that what you've done is enough. You're always capable of more. You need to know that you can surpass what you've done in the past with the right training.
Inch Dumbbell Rows
Another feat I just recently FINALLY was able to reach, involves Inch Dumbbell Rows.
I have been able to perform a Side Dumbbell Row with the Inch Dumbbell since the mid-2000's. I think I got my first one in 2007.
Here's another case, where I was letting my mind get the best on me.
For nearly 8 years, I've been stuck at 1 Rep. In fact, I remember a few times thinking that I'd NEVER be able to get 2 reps, meaning 2 consecutive reps, without dropping and/or re-gripping the Inch Dumbbell.
Inch Dumbbell Rows (2011)
Again, what a fool I can be sometimes! Why would I ever think that something is impossible? Talk about mentally painting myself into a corner. Unbelievable.
Finally, for the first time I was able to perform 2 consecutive reps in the Inch Dumbbell Row. Here's the video:
Inch Dumbbell Rows
I'm still not totally pleased with these, as there's quite a tilt going on, but I'll continue to work on them.
Here's the thing guys, take a lesson from my mistakes, and get your head right with your training.
The mental side of training is HUGE. If you're head isn't right, it will keep you from attaining your goals.
And you can't rest once you hit a certain mark. You can't get complacent. You can't hit a goal and just get comfortable. Keep pushing hard and keep growing.
Get your mindset locked in, starting today.
And if you need help with that, stay tuned for a message from me next week called Mental Muscle.
All the best in your training.
P.S. Wish me luck at the AOBS on 10/17/15!
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Nineham has been a crucial figure in Lovells' central management and has been the figurehead of the corporate group, heading the team from 1999 until 2005.
Nineham commented: "After 32 years it's time for a new challenge. The corporate team at McDermott is at a very different stage of its life and my focus will be on increasing scale."
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The Anti-Saloon League was the political arm of the Prohibition movement, one of the most successful single-issue lobbies in U.S. history, the first to call itself a "pressure group," the first to use a "wedge issue" — wet or dry, no middle ground.
They had the power to elect dry candidates and defeat anyone who was even a little bit damp. By 1920, they had elected enough dry Congresspeople, U..S. Senators, state legislators, governors, town councilors, and county sheriffs to pass a Prohibition Amedment to the U.S. Constitution, and the Volstead Act. a draconian federal enforcement act that made practically every citizen a criminal.
It started in Oberlin, Ohio, and was led by two Oberlin College graduates, which is my alma mater .
Oberlin is proud of its history of progressive activism that goes back to its beginning in 1833. It was a stop on the Underground Railroad, the first college to grant A.B. degrees to women, and ordain women for the ministry. That heritage continues unbroken to this day, and the College uses it as a "selling point" in its institutional publicity.
There is less official bragging about the major role Oberlin played in the Prohibition movement for decades leading up to ratification of the 18th (Prohibition) Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. How does this cause fit with the liberal, humanitarian causes we're so proud of?
Rev. Stephen Hoffman, Oberlin '69, and pastor emeritus of St. John's Church (UCC) of Chambersburg, Pa., said Prohibition was a progressive movement in the 1800's, the answer to a long list of social problems: poverty, domestic violence, abuse, and neglect, street crime, public corruption, sloth, and unemployment.
"In reaction to Calvinist thinking, which focused on the total depravity of man – and all but a select few going to Hell – Charles Grandison Finney, influenced by Methodism, taught that humans could be pushed closer to perfection. This really freaked out orthodox Calvinists. It was very left wing in the 1830's," Rev. Hoffman said.
Finney and his associates encouraged social uplift in many forms: abolition of slavery, equal rights, women's education and suffrage, and temperance. Temperance included Sabbath-keeping, so people would not be made to work seven days a week. For awhile, the college excluded students who did not keep the Sabbath. Temperance also included a healthy diet, based on whole grain with little or no meat, Rev. Hoffman said.
Rev. Sylvester Graham, an early advocate of temperate diets, ran the Oberlin food service, Rev. Hoffman said. Home-baked bread from dark, coarse, whole wheat was superior to factory-made white bread, which the privileged classes considered a status symbol. Graham did not last long at Oberlin because too many students started elating off campus, Hoffman said. Today, he is best remembered as the inventor of the "Graham cracker."
Ken Burns, whose documentary Prohibition appeared on PBS in October, 2011, said the same thing about this optimistic strain of 19th Century Protestantism in an interview without the Oberlin-specific references.
Howard Hyde Russell, an Iowa attorney and politician who experienced a religious conversion in 1883, graduated the Oberlin Theological Seminary in 1888. That year, he and the leading citizens of the town and college faculty lobbied the Ohio legislature for a "local option" law, to allow townships to vote themselves dry. Russell organized that citizen's lobby into the Anti-Saloon League (ASL), the first grassroots movement to call itself a "pressure group." It became the political arm of the national temperance movement
The temperance movement had been around since the 1820's, but it was unfocused and poorly led, Daniel Okrent says in Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition. The Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) also advocated vegetarianism and public ownership of utilities. The new Prohibition Party also advocated forest conservation and post office reform. Russell and his top associate, Oberlin graduate Wayne B. Wheeler, declared the ASL would be interested only in laws against alcohol.
Wayne B. Wheeler, born in 1869, was "reborn" in 1893, during a temperance lecture by Russell. He had worked his way through Oberlin College as a waiter, janitor, teacher, and salesman. He became one of ASL's first full-time employees. He invented the term "pressure group," and most of the political strategies and tactics pressure groups use to this day.
Okrent says the ASL was "the most effective grassroots lobby up to that time." He and his book were major sources for Ken Burns's Prohibition.
Prior to 1913, ASL focused on state and local prohibition laws. Until passage of a federal income tax in 1913, liquor tax was the federal government's largest source of revenue. National prohibition was too far-fetched to consider or advocate. Writing in Our Day, ASL's national publication, Russell held Oberlin up as a successful, replicable model of local prohibition.
"As with anti-slavery, so with anti-saloon reform, Oberlin has been a pioneer. What was achieved there is likewise possible for you, my friend, in your village or city. Intemperance and its treatment are largely local questions. The problem is how to keep men from alcohol, and alcohol from men, in each locality," he wrote.
Russell writes that the first saloon opened in Oberlin in 1875. The brewers supported it by providing free beer for a year. Mass meetings at First Church, and committees of businessmen, women, and college faculty, sent a delegation that convinced the owner his business was not welcome, and would not succeed in their town.
In 1876, the town's four druggists signed a pledge not to sell alcohol after visits from similar committees. Many drug stores were thinly disguised liquor stores in those days, Okrent says.
In 1881, four saloons opened simultaneously in different parts of town, Russell writes in Our Day. When persuasion failed with the owners, groups of women, faculty, and leading citizens handed out temperance literature inside the bars and near the doors. They appealed to customers not to drink.
"One by one, the beer sellers yielded to the consecrated [cq] persistency of the Oberlin citizens," Russell writes.
Later, a liquor dealer from Cleveland rented space for a wholesale business and bottling works, Russell says. He met with aggressive opposition, and another committee convinced him to give up the plan.
One of the druggists who signed the 1876 agreement sold, or pretended to sell, his store. "They began the promiscuous sale of liquor in 1883," Russell says. It turned out to be the last battle for temperance forces in Oberlin.
In a fiery sermon, Rev. James Brand of First Church called the store "a whiskey shop in the guise of a drug store, kept by an utterly unprincipled man…perfectly rotten in character. He has insulted and slandered the businessmen of Oberlin [and] twice laid his ruffian hands on one delicate Christian woman, and pushed her with violence out the door, simply for distributing, in a quiet way, temperance literature to the men and boys who had become his willing victims. He is a corrupter of youth."
When the sermon was printed in the Oberlin News, the druggist sued for libel. Knowing he could not win in Lorain County, Russell writes, the druggist served the publisher in Cleveland. Three trials produced three hung juries, and the druggist dropped the case. The Temperance Alliance of Oberlin paid the attorney fees and other expenses, Russell writes. After that, there were no more attempts to sell liquor openly in Oberlin, Russell says.
With the income tax in place, popular election n of Senators, and women voting more and more, the Prohibition movement developed the political strength and savvy to elect U.S. Congressmen and Senators. Wheeler engineered it by inventing what we now call "the wedge issue." Wet or dry the only issue in every election from Congress to town selectman. There was no middle ground. Think of the abortion fight today.
Wheeler drove that wedge between populations across the entire social landscape, and played "us and them" politics as well or better than Sarah Palin:
- "Real Americans" live in small towns or on farms, which are bastions of good values. Cities are corrupt, riddled with dirty politicians, and unwashed immigrants, who brought their stinking drinking habits to America.
- In the South, he allied with white racists, including the Ku Klux Klan, who said alcohol made black people more lazy, lecherous, and violent than they already were.
- Rural Protestants were drier than urban Catholics.
- In the run-up to World War I, the League joined the anti-German hysteria. German Americans drank a lot of beer, and produced practically all of it: Annheuser, Busch, Miller, Pabst, Schlitz, and countless local breweries that no longer exist.
Okrent sees a strong parallel between Prohibition and today's War on Drugs. Both started as noble attempts to improve society, and cure a social evil. Both failed. Both had major unintended consequences that damaged whole societies. And both produced murderous criminal conspiracies that grew rich and powerful enough to corrupt whole governments, assassinate people they could not corrupt, and out-general and out-gun law enforcement agencies of entire countries. Both also pressured government to keep their illegal product illegal and expensive.
Interviews with Rev. Stephen Hoffman and Ken Burns
Okrent, Daniel, Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibtion, 2010, Scribner, 486 pp.
Russell, Howard Hyde, writing in Our Day, in the digitized archives of the Anti-Saloon League, housed at Ohio State University
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Journal Article: Potential For Deep Geological Sequestration Of Co(2) In Switzerland- A First Appraisal
AbstractPossibilities to sequester anthropogenic CO(2) in deep geological formations are being investigated worldwide, but the potential within Switzerland has not yet been evaluated. This study presents a first-order appraisal based solely on geological criteria collated from the literature. The Swiss Molasse Basin (SMB) and the adjacent Folded Jura are the only realms of the country where CO(2) could conceivably be stored in saline aquifers. Evaluation of geological criteria at the basin-wide scale shows that the SMB Jura has moderate potential (score of 0.6 on a scale from 0 to 1) when compared to basins elsewhere. At the intrabasinal scale, inspection of the stratigraphy reveals four regional candidate aquifers that are sealed by suitable caprocks: top Basement plus basal Mesozoic sandstones, all sealed by the Anhydrite Group; Upper Muschelkalk sealed by the Gipskeuper; Hauptrogenstein sealed by the Effinger Member, and Upper Maim plus Lower Cretaceous sealed by the Lower Freshwater Molasse. Nine geological criteria are defined to evaluate the storage potential of these and other smaller scale candidates. A numerical scoring and weighting scheme allows the criteria to be assessed simultaneously, permitting the storage potential to be depicted using the 0-1 scale in contoured maps. Approximately 5,000 km(2) of the central SMB exhibits potentials between 0.6 and 0.96. The Fribourg-Olten-Luzern area is the most favoured owing to the presence of several sealed aquifers within the preferred 800-2,500 m depth interval, and to its low seismicity, low geothermal gradient, low fault density, and long groundwater residence times. Smaller areas with good potential lie between Zurich and St. Gallen. In contrast, western Switzerland, the Jura and the southern SMB have markedly poorer potential. Considering only the portions of the aquifers with potential above 0.6, the theoretical, effective storage capacity of the basin is estimated to be 2,680 million tonnes of CO(2).
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- G. Chevalier, L. W. Diamond and W. Leu
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I recently had the opportunity to visit the UN to hear expert panelists bring attention to a global health issue that, to be honest, I hadn't heard much about in my four years of liberal arts education and my myriad hours reading women's online publications since then.
I'm talking about puberty education — sitting boys and girls down in school and explaining to them what's going to happen to their bodies as they move through adolescence and teaching them how to properly and safely manage these changes. (Think periods and wet dreams.)
Many young women, particularly those living in countries where any discussion of sex, sexual health, etc. is completely taboo, have no idea what's happening to them when they get their first period — many believe they've fallen ill and/or are terrified that they are bleeding to death. Pretty traumatic stuff if you have no idea it's coming.
Many are too embarrassed to discuss issues involving "that region," and thus do not ask for guidance or help, often foregoing proper sanitation (think using dirty rags as pads) and may subsequently develop infections. Girls who do ask for help, are often given ignorant advice ("menstruation is what happens when girls have sex out of wedlock"), or are heavily shamed or hidden from social interaction. Self-esteem plummets in girls (about twice as much as it does for boys during this time), as they begin to see their bodies as a source of shame, rather than beauty or celebration.
To be fair, in many low-income countries, sanitation facilities (like running water), are so scarce that properly managing your period is a huge challenge even without the added element of shame and embarrassment, although that's an entirely other conversation for another time.
The focus of this particular conference, which was hosted by the "public-private partnership" between UNESCO and P&G (Owner of the Always brand of sanitary pads), seemed most definitely to be about ending menstruation taboo in the developing world and educating girls about what's happening to their bodies and "the best products for managing those changes." The tone of the conversation clearly celebrated the role of private intervention in this public health issue, as one panelist said "the private sector can reach more people than the UN could ever dream of reaching."
One of the most compelling problems associated with menstruation taboo are the very clear statistics correlating puberty in girls with school drop-out rates. In low and middle-income countries about 20% of girls drop out of school around the time of puberty for a variety of reasons, including fear of pregnancy, fear of bullying, and lack of sanitation facilities.
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Obviously, the material implications of this are huge — from an economic standpoint, a gender equality standpoint, and a greater development standpoint in general.
It honestly did not occur to me what a severely important issue this is until some of these blaring statistics were brought to my attention. That being said, menstruation taboo will not be an easy one to reverse, as it is just one aspect of a greater culture of female oppression in the developing world (and the developed world, but again, another conversation for another time).
When the panel was asked the question, "how do you intend to address this taboo given the thousands of years of oppression towards women that normalizes this behavior?"
The majority answered by saying "slowly and carefully."
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Montvale (N.J.) St. Joseph's junior running back Kamal Hogan is still waiting for his first offer and has not yet earned the same level of praise that some other prospects at his position have.
Despite that, the 5-foot-11, 196-pound prospect is one to keep an eye on.
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Recently he has been receiving mail from a host of schools, such as UCLA, Georgia, Virginia, Nebraska, Pitt, Penn State, Maryland and Tennessee.
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Foster won a drawing through the New Richmond Family Fresh store for a free hot air balloon ride at last weekend's 28th annual Hot Air Affair held in Hudson. She brought along Lyksett as her guest.
Lieffring, a part-time employee at Family Fresh, was the New Richmond store employee selected to take this year's ride.
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Since then, Schwontkowski said he has owned about 15 different balloons as well as flying corporate-sponsored balloons.
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