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Sorting through the tangled web of good and bad strength training information available on the web can be daunting. That's why we created The Rack: your one-stop-shop for all of your strength training needs. In addition to blog posts and free PDFs, we've combed the web to validate and consolidate some of the most credible, relevant, evidence-based, up-to-date, and beneficial strength training resources out there.
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For everything from just getting started to building a 300+lb bench press, we do our best to share evidence-based, up-to-date information to help you live your strongest life.
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Videos and blog posts are great ways to consume short bits of knowledge or advice, but for more in-depth, complete, and detailed learning there is no substitute for a thorough PDF or an e-book.
BUILDING A 300 LB BENCH PRESS
The Bench Press is an extremely popular gauge of your overall strength that, unfortunately, few people are ever taught how to properly perform. Maximize your gains, perfect your technique, and avoid future injuries and plateau frustration by downloading our complete guide on Building a 300 lb Bench Press.
50 Pages
6 COMMON (BUT CRITICAL) STRENGTH PROGRAM PITFALLS
Strength training programs are anywhere from a 6 to 12 week commitment. Make sure you aren't making these critical mistakes and wasting all that time!
6 Pages
LOW BAR BACK SQUAT CRASH COURSE
The squat is often referred to as the "King" of lifts. Make sure you're getting the most out of this incredibly valuable exercise and staying safe while doing so.
2 Pages
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