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The Science of Reps: The Strength Training Contributions of Dr. Richard A. Berger

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The Science of Reps: The Strength Training Contributions of Dr. Richard A. Berger

Jan and Terry Todd recount the contributions of Dr. Richard A. Berger to repetitions in exercise, with a photograph

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Volume 12, Issue 2

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Todd, Jan Todd, Terry

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Todd, Jan Todd, Terry

Volume 12 Index

The Passing of a Titan (Joe Weider); Table of Contents
Beyond the Hack Squat: George Hackenschmidt’s Forgotten Legacy as a Strength Training Pioneer
The USA vs. the World: A Statistical Analysis of American, World, and Olympic Weightlifting Results, 1970-1992: Part 1
Reflections on Valentin Hristov’s Champion on a Cross; IGH Subscription Form
Memories of Coach Darrell K Royal; Table of Contents
Book Review: Managing the Body: Beauty, Health and Fitness in Britain
The Science of Reps: The Strength Training Contributions of Dr. Richard A. Berger
Lifting the Iron Curtain: Paul Anderson and the Cold War’s First Sport Exchange
“As the Twig is Bent” Bob Hoffman and Youth Training in the Pre-Steroid Era

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