All Things Strength
HELPING YOU GET STRONGER SINCE 2004
Via Run to Win : I love stuff like this. NewScientist notes the work of a German firm which is developing sunglasses with live data in the wearer’s peripheral vision. The glasses are currently designed to connect to a wrist-mounted or chest-based heart rate monitor, and to show basic pulse info on a head-up display.
Here’s hoping I can connect this to the Ermenegildo Zegna solar-powered jacket and keep things constantly charged. Beautiful.
Incidentally, if this has got you thinking about grabbing one for yourself, swing by the SttB Strength Store. Massive range.
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And if you'd like to check out any of the stuff mentioned above (or in the comments), swing by Amazon. Huge assortment of fitness gear.
Straight to the Bar is the online home of fitness enthusiast Scott Bird, and looks at the many training approaches, essential techniques, uncommon exercises and superb equipment to help you become as strong as humanly possible. In short, this site is the home of all things strength.
If you’ve seen people using them but never taken the plunge yourself, here are the ones I use personally. You can also pick up a book/DVD/course if you want to learn how to put them to work.
There are some incredible writers on the team here. To give you an idea, check these out :
If you enjoyed these, check out the complete ‘Best Of Straight to the Bar‘ list. Fantastic.
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As much as I love training with free weights (and the occasional machine, for specific things) I'm partial to the occasional dose of bodyweight goodness. Particularly when travelling.
If you're keen to dive into this training approach even deeper, you may wish to check out Logan's 'Quarantine Sale' Courses.
Various courses looking at the world of bodyweight training from many angles, perfect for when you're housebound for a little while.
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Wherever you like to hang out, get your regular dose of strength. Straight to the Bar.
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