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A Guide to Shoulder Pain-Part 1
By Ryan Brown One of the most often injured joints. These two joints, having such a large range of motion, are often…

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Fat Loss Nutrition and Training Q & A
By Nate Winkler Juggernaut selected 20 beta testers for our 40 Hour Fat Loss program that begins this week…

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Brandon Lilly’s 575 Bench and Training Tips
Check Out Brandon’s Training Log Here Bench 135 x 12 335 x 5 425 x 2 515 x 1 575 x 1 PR 3 Bd Rep Out 335 x 20 x 3 Chest…

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Get to Know TEAM JUGGERNAUT
In assembling Team Juggernaut, my goal is to bring you the best information possible from a diverse group of athletes…

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The Sacrifice of Doing It Right
By Brandon Lilly Read Brandon’s Training Log Here I recently watched a documentary entitled “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”. The…

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Eric Lilliebridge 755 x5 Squat Session
Did my first heavy squat training session for this training cycle. I like to start out my training cycle on squats by…

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Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now
Don’t we all wish that we could go back in time and do some things differently? Take note of these lessons in training…

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Chad’s 765 x2 Squat and Video Q&A
Read Chad’s Training Log Here Start of a new training week… Used my Compex today on the Warmup and Potentiation…

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Darkside Crossfit USAW Meet Recap
Check Out the Darkside Crossfit Training Log Here Last Sunday, we took 5 lifters to the worst most digusting city ever……

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Courtney Gould: Heavy Athletics Meet Recap
Check Out Courtney’s Training Log Here I was informed Friday afternoon that my Coach wasn’t going to be able to make it…

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Brandon Lilly’s Raw Bench Tips
When training for a big raw bench it’s easy to become overwhelmed by information, most of it misinformation, on how to…

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Chad’s 765 x2 Deadlift and Video Q&A
Glad to be done deloading. I think 50% of the value in a deload, besides allowing your body to recover, is to just make…