MILO Journal: Weight Training and Fitness - General Weight Training Guidance
Matveyev's Principle (1 rep max) | 1.1 |
Basic weight-gaining program | 1.3 |
Size and strength | 3.2 |
Power training | 4.1 |
Upper body | 4.3 |
Work vs. tonnage | 4.3 |
Abs | 4.4 |
Neck specialization | 5.3 |
Muscle weaknesses | 6.1 |
Important muscle groups | 6.2 |
Calf specialization | 6.2 |
Calf training | 6.3 |
Triples | 6.4 |
True strength | 7.1 |
Parallel bar dips | 7.3 |
Shoulders | 7.3 |
Basic exercises | 8.1 |
Time efficient workout for muscle growth | 8.1 |
Training variation | 8.2 |
Shoulders | 8.2 |
Abbreviated workouts | 8.2 |
Size and strength | 8.3 |
Abbreviated training | 8.3 |
Maximize training effect | 8.4 |
Cardio options | 8.4 |
Calisthenics | 9.1 |
Functional strength | 9.1 |
Running - Part I | 9.1 |
Two-day-a-week training | 9.1 |
Running - Part II | 9.2 |
Friday night "fun" training | 9.3 |
Training for bulk | 10.1 |
Training logs | 10.2 |
Early morning training | 10.2 |
Standing barbell pullover | 10.2 |
High endurance workout (burn fat) | 10.3 |
Side bends | 10.4 |
Stabilizers | 10.4 |
Flexibility | 10.4 |
Quick hitter training | 10.4 |
Training fundamentals | 11.1 |
Training volume | 11.1 |
Building "showy" muscles | 11.1 |
Calves | 11.2 |
Body-maintaining | 11.3 |
Breathing exercises | 11.3 |
Arm specialization | 11.4 |
Working out on the road | 11.4 |
Taboo exercises | 11.4 |
Push-ups | 11.4 |
Daily training | 12.1 |
Gaining size | 12.1 |
Train to your limit | 12.1 |
Mass building methods | 12.2 |
Bulking up | 12.2 |
Training to look strong | 12.2 |
Training variables | 12.4 |
Cardio conditioning | 13.1 |
Back work for bulk | 13.2 |
Boxing | 13.2 |
Spotting technique | 13.3 |
Push-ups w/ sticks | 13.3 |
Traps | 13.3 |
Big chest—Part 1 | 13.3 |
Aerobic options | 13.4 |
24-rep program | 13.4 |
Walk and swing | 13.4 |
Different approach | 13.4 |
Big chest—Part 2 | 13.4 |
Grind & go principle | 14.1 |
Shoulders and traps | 14.1 |
Whole body / core | 14.1 |
Legs / lower body | 14.1 |
Big chest—Part 3 | 14.1 |
Conditioning workout | 14.2 |
Variety / consistency | 14.2 |
Training vs. rest | 14.2 |
Back training | 14.2 |
Upper body | 14.2 |
Stiff-legged DLs | 14.2 |
Tabata intervals | 14.3 |
Perfect workout | 14.3 |
Velocity training | 14.3 |
Samson's stroll | 14.3 |
Framework building | 14.3 |
Weight gain—Part 1 | 14.3 |
Jumping pull-ups | 14.4 |
Power of a mentor | 14.4 |
Weight gain—Part 2 | 14.4 |
Hard work for success | 14.4 |
Strength training for pole vaulting | 15.1 |
Bicycling for conditioning | 15.1 |
Movement efficiency | 15.1 |
Pre-exhaustion for strength | 15.1 |
Core training | 15.1 |
Lung-booster workout | 15.1 |
Strength training for high school sports | 15.1 |
Heavy cardio workout | 15.2 |
Burpees | 15.2 |
Abbreviated training | 15.2 |
Stability push-ups | 15.2 |
Rope pull-ups | 15.3 |
Max contraction workout | 15.3 |
Hise shrugs | 15.3 |
Return to the basics | 15.3 |
Dynamic warm-ups | 15.3 |
Competition prep - getting strong | 15.3 |
Hip belt squats | 15.3 |
Upper extremity flexibility | 15.3 |
Calf work | 15.3 |
Single-arm barbell snatch | 15.3 |
Strength/conditioning fads | 15.4 |
Neck training | 15.4 |
Free-lifting | 15.4 |
Arched back good morning | 15.4 |
Step-ups and sandbag jumps | 15.4 |
Hip belt squat routine | 15.4 |
Training with The Bone | 15.4 |
Biceps | 16.1 |
Intensive strength and power program | 16.1 |
Periodization for football | 16.1 |
Heavy kettlebell pressing | 16.1 |
Neck training | 16.1 |
Time-focus workouts | 16.1 |
Posterior chain | 16.2 |
Deck circuit training | 16.2 |
Advanced neck training | 16.2 |
Ropes training | 16.2 |
Bench press safety | 16.3 |
Hold and release | 16.3 |
Strength–endurance training | 16.3 |
Battling Ropes | 16.3 |
Adding muscle | 16.3 |
Neck training | 16.3 |
Manual labor | 16.3 |
Pareto's principle | 16.4 |
Optimum sequence | 16.4 |
Deadlifts, dips, dumbbells and dousing | 16.4 |
Push sled | 16.4 |
Progressive muscular relaxation | 16.4 |
Speed lifts | 17.1 |
Sumo strength | 17.1 |
Explosive power–endurance | 17.1 |
Working on a training bag | 17.1 |
Weight vests | 17.2 |
Rope drag | 18.4 |
Negatives | 17.2 |
Making progress | 17.2 |
Basketball rebounding | 17.3 |
Training for public protection personnel | 17.3 |
Recovery | 17.3 |
Jo-Bar | 17.4 |
CrossFit for Lifters | 17.4 |
Overtraining | 17.4 |
Training with Jim Schmitz | 17.4 |
Breathing exercises | 18.1 |
Body clock training | 18.1 |
Squats | 18.1 |
Plank | 18.1 |
Combination lifts | 18.2 |
Medicine ball throws | 18.2 |
Metabolic conditioning | 18.2 |
Warming up | 18.3 |
Conditioning circuit | 18.3 |
Jumping | 18.3 |
Isometrics | 18.4 |
Safety | 18.4 |
Training opposing muscle groups | 18.4 |
Breath work | 18.4 |
Strength training for swimming | 18.4 |
Abbreviated training | 18.4 |
Making gains | 19.1 |
Serratus anterior muscle | 19.1 |
Abdominal training | 19.1 |
Summer training | 19.1 |
Inverted postures | 19.2 |
Minimalist workout | 19.2 |
Neuro-muscular efficiency | 19.2 |
Abdominal Training | 19.3 |
Recovery | 19.3 |
Assistance exercises | 19.3 |
Circuit training | 19.4 |
Preparation warm-ups | 19.4 |
Neck and trap training | 19.4 |
Planning your training | 19.4 |
Back/lat/trap workout | 19.4 |
High-rep squats | 19.4 |
Minimalist workout | 20.1 |
Squats, presses for breakfast | 20.1 |
Abdominal training | 20.2 |
Advanced neck training | 20.2 |
How not to squat | 20.2 |
Keep your training fresh | 20.2 |
Postural considerations | 20.2 |
Multi-tasking for fitness | 20.3 |
Strong back development | 20.3 |
Training the respiratory muscles | 20.3 |
Plateau-busting strategy | 20.3 |
Breathing techniques to reduce tension | 20.3 |
Squats for athletics | 20.3 |
Abbreviated routine | 20.3 |
Athletic calves | 20.4 |
Training the core | 20.4 |
Crushing routine | 20.4 |
Breathing techniques | 20.4 |
Stonelifting preparation | 20.4 |
Training with busy schedule | 20.4 |
Deep squats and power | 20.4 |
Train for endurance |
20.4 |
Strengthen hands and wrists |
21.1 |
Forward head rounded shoulders (FHRSP) |
21.1 |
Continuity and variety |
21.2 |
AM lifting for PM performance |
21.2 |
Variable resistance |
21.3 |
Training and rehab questions |
21.3 |
Upper body overdrive |
21.3 |
Negatives for stronger arms |
21.3 |
Break plateaus |
21.4 |
Barbell squat |
21.4 |
Drug-testing roundtable |
21.4 |
Instinctive training | 22.1 |
Beyond comfort zone | 22.1 |
Build powerful lats | 22.1 |
1/2 and 1/4 systems | 22.1 |
Time factor | 22.2 |
Recovery between sets | 22.2 |
Strength training, periodization for CrossFit | 22.3 |
Balance, moderation | 22.3 |
Intensity | 22.4 |
15-minute workouts | 22.4 |
Quality of life | 23.1 |
Legs and performance | 23.2 |
Cluster training | 23.2 |
How much work? | 23.2 |
Strength in singles | 23.3 |
Variable training | 23.3 |
CrossFit training | 23.3 |
Foundations: Blackjack, Periodization system | 23.3 |
Endurance performance and strength | 23.3 |
Non-impact plyometrics | 23.4 |
Foam Rollers and Recovery | 23.4 |
Belt squats | 23.4 |
Training layoffs | 24.1 |
Rest intervals | 24.1 |
Ballistics yes or no? | 24.2 |
Glute power | 24.3 |
Drafting best exercises | 24.4 |
Good technique | 24.4 |
Training accessories | 24.4 |
Body tempering | 25.1 |
Upper-body plyo power | 25.1 |
Outdoor training | 25.2 |
Super sprints | 25.2 |
1-rep max | 25.2 |
Foundation for the beg. athlete | 25.3 |
High-volume cycle | 25.3 |
Cross education effect | 25.3 |
Training frequency | 25.3 |
Beginning training | 25.4 |
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