Exercise Programming Articles
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Base Building: Accessory Exercise Programming
Thu Apr 04, 2024
How to Start Powerlifting: Your First Steps Towards Strength
Sat Mar 30, 2024
Basic Conjugate Training Advice V
Wed Mar 27, 2024
The Basic Template Breakdown
The Westside Barbell basic training template represents the base level of Conjugate Method training. While there may be many ways to design a Conjugate training plan, the basic template is the starting point where all individuals should begin when learning our training methods. By gaining a solid understanding of the basic template and its associated programming strategies, coaches and athletes will become capable of writing proper Conjugate Method programming.
Tue Mar 12, 2024
Exercise Selection: Off-Season vs. Competition
Wed Feb 14, 2024
Powerlifting Preparation: Off-Season vs. Competition
Thu Feb 08, 2024
How to Get Stronger: A Guide to Building Raw Strength
Fri Dec 08, 2023
What is Powerlifting? An Introduction to the World of Strength
Thu Nov 02, 2023
Basic Three-Day Conjugate Training Schedule
Mon Oct 30, 2023
Bodyweight Exercises
Wed Oct 11, 2023
Starting Conjugate: Building the Raw Bench Press
Wed Oct 04, 2023
Strength Training vs. Bodybuilding: A Comprehensive Guide
Fri Sep 29, 2023
Absolute Strength vs. Relative Strength
Wed Sep 06, 2023
Starting Conjugate: Training Walkthrough
Sun Aug 27, 2023
How to Squat Correctly
Sun Aug 20, 2023
The Need for GPP Training
Thu Aug 10, 2023
Sled Workouts
The sled is one of the most valuable pieces of equipment an athlete or coach can have at their disposal. Sled training can be manipulated and implemented in different ways to deliver a multitude of training benefits. Depending on the exercise programming, the sled can be used to improve strength, explosive power, and conditioning.
Thu May 25, 2023
The Good Morning Exercise
Tue May 16, 2023
Starting Conjugate: Standard Bench Variations
When programming exercise variations, it is crucial to remember that you want to get the most gains out of the least amount of variation. This means sticking to the standard variations without adding further variation to the exercises as long as you continue to PR and make gains. As much as a new exercise variation can be entertaining, don’t trick yourself out of what is currently working just because you are bored or found a new exercise on social media.