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Aug 17, 2026 #BritishArmy #WarriorFitness #BAWF
How do you get Army fit?
Find out how the culture around training soldiers to be battle ready has changed, and see some of the people driving a new mindset on military barracks.
Is the traditional way soldiers train a thing of the past? Discover how British Army Warrior Fitness (BAWF) and functional training are revolutionising military conditioning from the gym floor to the battlespace.
We head to Larkhill, Wiltshire, to look inside state-of-the-art facilities where physical training instructors explain why high-capacity functional fitness using barbells, kettlebells, and real-world tactical movements is replacing old-school PT to prevent injuries and build stronger, combat-ready personnel.

Train smarter, not harder: How the Forces got military fitness wrong for decades
 
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Favorite Stew Smith Workouts Over the Years

Some Workouts Are Just Iconic and Become GO-TO Options for Many! All-Weather Outdoor Pull-Up Bars Are Essential to These Programs Stew Smith highlights iconic signature sessions like the PT Pyramid, Super Set/Max Rep sets, and the Sand Baby Devil Murph as staples, alongside heavy-volume or...
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10 Mental Health Rules From the 1930s

Note: In the 1930s, the Cleveland Academy of Medicine held a contest that solicited submissions for the best set of rules for mental health. The winning set of rules, which we share below, was penned by psychiatrist Dr. Joseph Fetterman and published in the academy’s bulletin. MENTAL HEALTH...
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The Ultimate Strength Exercise​

In the early sixties, a new form of strength training burst on the scene and swept across the country like wildfire. It was called functional isometric contraction and was the brainchild of Dr. John Ziegler, a physician from Olney, Maryland and promoted by Bob Hoffman, owner of the York Barbell Company in York, Pennsylvania. While very few sports coaches or athletic directors in high schools and colleges approved of lifting weights, they embraced the isometric system wholeheartedly. What the school administrators and coaches liked about isometric training was it was neat, no plates to store or pick up after, safe, and quick. An entire football team of forty players could go through a workout in a half and hour. Sometimes even less than that.

Power racks sprung up everywhere. YMCAs, commercial gyms, high schools, colleges, and in home gyms. These were typically made of wood, two vertical pieces, usually two by fours or two by tens, which were attached to a small wooden platform and secured at the top with another piece of wood. Into the uprights were drilled holes large enough to pass a bar through. How many holes were drilled depended largely on how many positions were going to be used during a workout.

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When Did Fitness Become So Boring? - Physical Culture Study

There's a problem in fitness that no one wants to contend with. It’s not steroids, and it’s certainly not predatory supplement sellers. Nor is it overpriced gym memberships. The problem, my dear friends, is boredom. The greatest religious movie ever made, Monty Python’s Life of Brian, sums this...
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Boxing with Tough Tony Federici in the basement of the Park Side restaurant in Corona​

Sep 2, 2026
Few people remember it, but there was once a full boxing gym in the basement of the Park Side restaurant in Corona, Queens. Tough Tony Federici, a captain in the Genovese family, would often spar in his gym. Pro fighters such as Vito Antuofermo, Bobby Cassidy, Wayne Kelly used to work out down there. Tony also made the gym available to some local kids who were fighting in the amateurs. #toughtonyfederici #genovesefamily #parkside


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Behind the Scenes-Roberto Duran v Moore; how John Franzese, Piney Armone & Danny Sims made it happen​

Jun 17, 2026 #robertoduran #madisonsquaregarden #sonnyfranzese
John Franzese Jr., the son of Colombo Family underboss Sonny Franzese, explains how he got involved in the management of former WBA junior middleweight champion Davey Moore and how the legendary fight against Roberto Duran came together at Madison Square Garden


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I Lifted the Original Atlas Stone - Physical Culture Study

Okay so I didn’t lift the ‘original’ Atlas stone but I did lift what historians would call, its daddy, the Inver Stone. The Inver Stone is 118kg granite Stone from Scotland which has been lifted, reportedly, since the 1700s and, if you follow the ‘family tree’ of the modern Atlas stone...
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Frank Zane - Wikipedia

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At 84,Frank Zane Finally Breaks Silence on the Tragedies of His Career​

Sep 3, 2026 #arnoldschwarzenegger #mrolympia #bodybuilding
At 84,Frank Zane Finally Breaks Silence on the Tragedies of His Career
At 84 years old, 3-time Mr. Olympia Frank Zane reflects on the defining moments, severe injuries, and heartbreaking losses that reshaped his life both on and off the stage.
Known as "The Chemist" for his unmatched symmetry, proportion, and scientific approach to bodybuilding, Frank Zane built one of the most iconic physiques in history. But behind the flawless conditioning lay brutal setbacks—including the devastating 1980 pool accident that nearly ended his career weeks before the Olympia, political fallout within the IFBB, and personal heartbreaks that tested his mental fortitude.
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The Louis L'Amour Workout

I’ve always been interested in how famous men worked out. We’ve broken down Steve McQueen’s routine and Bruce Lee’s training here on AoM before, and every time I go down one of these rabbit holes, I come away inspired about how these guys approached fitness: they trained so they could do the...
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The Strange Comfort of Squatober - Physical Culture Study

This month I spent €57 on a Squatober T-shirt. That is objectively too much to spend on a T-shirt with a squatting pumpkin on it. Annoyingly, I have spent years looking at these T-shirts, convincing myself that I needed to buy one. I eventually bit the bullet and paid for international postage...
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POWERLIFTING MECCA OF THE EAST COAST

Sep 4, 2026 CARTERET
I threw myself into Westside Barbell SKIBA'S GYM...the most hardcore powerlifting gym on the East Coast.
I hope you learn from the OG's. As you might be tempted to train like this, I do not recommend attempting these methods without proper guidance or assistance. This video is meant for educational purposes and to give you insight into your strength and muscle-building goals.
Enjoy!!


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The hype that took a mediocre fighter to a world championship bid. Garcia v Benn: always a mismatch.

Sep 13, 2026
How hype is a big part of boxing. Garcia showed why Benn was so much out of his depth. Meanwhile, boxing fans were left to take it on the chin.


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Your Lungs Need This Every Day — Strengthen Your Breathing in Minutes | Dr. Mandell​


Sep 16, 2026
Your lungs work every second of every day, but the muscles that help you breathe can benefit from being used through a fuller range of motion. In this video, Dr. Alan Mandell demonstrates simple breathing techniques designed to engage the diaphragm, encourage rib-cage expansion, and help you practice deeper, more controlled breathing. You’ll learn how to breathe using the diaphragm, add gentle resistance around the rib cage, and use controlled exhalation techniques that challenge the muscles involved in breathing. These exercises may be particularly useful for people who tend to breathe shallowly or want to become more aware of how their diaphragm and rib cage move with each breath. Practice gently and never force a breath, prolonged breath hold, cough, or exhalation that makes you dizzy or uncomfortable. These exercises are intended for general education and are not a treatment for lung disease or a substitute for medical care. If you have COPD, emphysema, asthma, heart or lung disease, unexplained shortness of breath, chest pain, or another medical condition affecting your breathing, speak with your healthcare professional about which breathing exercises are appropriate for you.


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Andrew Huberman - Wikipedia

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Andrew Huberman Shows Off His Gym & Fridge | Gym & Fridge | Men's Health

Sep 18, 2026
Podcaster and neuroscientist Andrew Huberman brings us into his home and shows us exactly what he keeps stocked in his fridge, the supplements he takes, and the workout that keeps him in top shape. Plus we see his red light tent sauna, his own personal gym, and his bulldog Strummer. From fistfuls of blueberries to his honest opinions on TRT and peptides, we cover it all.


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Huberman Lab | Science-Based Tools for Everyday Life

Get science-based tools for better health, sleep, focus and performance. Join Dr. Andrew Huberman's #1 health podcast. New episodes every Monday and Thursday.
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