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AskMen.com Jeff Bayer	Shock Your Muscles With Supersets One of the biggest reasons you reach a plateau in your workout is that you are doing the same thing over and over again. Surprise your system with "supersets."
AskMen.com Jeff Bayer	Common Fitness Myths - Part 2 Take a good look at your current fitness and diet program, and ensure that you aren't making any of these errors -- all are easy mistakes to make.
AskMen.com Jeff Bayer	The Truth About Abdominal Training That ever-elusive six-pack is something many men strive to achieve, but many go about this in all the wrong ways.
AskMen.com February 6, 2003 Pete Sisco	Heavy vs. Light Workouts Ever been in the gym and heard someone say, "I'm taking it easy today; yesterday was my 'heavy' day"? Those words point to a plethora of misconceptions and false premises that thwart maximum muscle growth and can even lead to a loss of strength and mass.
AskMen.com Jeff Bayer	5 Moves For A Strong Back We're confident that you'll find the following five moves for a strong back beneficial.
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AskMen.com November 13, 2003 Pete Sisco	Training Opposing Muscle Groups Stretching and strengthening muscles on both sides, sometimes referred to as antagonistic or opposing muscle groups, is of utmost importance.
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AskMen.com Ian Lee	The 5-Day Workout For someone who wants to achieve quicker results (whether it's for mass or general fitness) and who is willing to spend more time at the gym, the perfect regimen is a 5-day routine.
AskMen.com Ian Lee	Easy 3-Day Routine One of the benefits of this 3-day workout is that it can be scheduled on any day of the week depending on your availability and what days you feel like going to the gym.
AskMen.com John Romaniello	Training For Size: Part 3 Over the last two installments of this series, I have shared some basic and intermediate training protocols with you.
AskMen.com Jeff Bayer	How Fitness Theories Have Evolved Here are a few training theories that have undergone some modifications in the past few years.
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AskMen.com October 17, 2002 Pete Sisco	3 Common Bodybuilding Myths There's a ton of free advice being dispensed in gyms that, if taken as gospel, can really set back your progress. That can lead to the kind of frustration that makes guys think they are "hardgainers" or need to resort to the needle to get the physique they desire.
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AskMen.com May 16, 2012 Vince Del Monte	15-Minute Workout This is a workout designed for individuals seeking maximal muscular development and leanness by trashing all the critical growth fibers in one insane 43-rep set on the same body part. It's called the 16-12-25 workout. Yikes!
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AskMen.com August 8, 2002 Pete Sisco	Add One Inch To Your Arms In 3 Workouts Every guy wants bigger arms. There really is no body part that says "big and powerful" as clearly and obviously as a big pair of python arms.
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AskMen.com May 15, 2003 Pete Sisco	Set A Personal Record In Any Exercise Personal progress provides its own motivation. Few things in the gym provide more positive feedback and personal motivation than setting a personal record on a favorite exercise.
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