And if you're a "media millennial" this entitles you to begin covering the "fitness beat" like a "seasoned pro"
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Once you've read a single one of the "major" strength training books (Wendler? Rippetoe "The Merry Misogynist?" Sheiko?) and lifted weights for a month, you're qualified to correct my form and tell me you've seen much stronger people (on Instagram? YouTube? somewhere!).
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@EnduringLearner will agree with me here, I'm sureShow this thread
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Books are the weights of the mind
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Yeah most people lie about their maxes there too, or use the spines of books like fake w8s
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Also, if you've read one of the major training books (or even The 4-Hour Body), you're qualified to say that being a CSCS, Physical Therapist, or strength coach for the Mets – doesn't make someone qualified to give fitness advice. Those are just the rules.
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Yes. You can cancel them. They're nobodies
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This is an article-worthy topic.
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Agreed! I'll add it to the list
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I saw a video once. Do I have to read a book?!?
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Never! Ours is not an age of books
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