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Managing the Training of Weightlifters, N.P. Laputin
Black Friday
Managing the Training of Weightlifters, N.P. Laputin

Managing the Training of Weightlifters, N.P. Laputin

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Discover the groundbreaking manual that first introduced Louie Simmons to Soviet training methods. This book is packed with detailed, scientific insights that will help you train more intelligently. Featuring crucial information on how to manage volume and intensity from renowned experts like A.S. Prilepin, A.D. Ermakov, and N.S. Atanasov, this manual is an essential tool for anyone serious about improving their weightlifting programming.

Details:

  • Cover: Paperback
  • Pages: 112
  • Weight: 1 lb
  • Level of Difficulty: Moderate – A valuable resource for understanding how to manage the training of weightlifters.

Whether you're a coach or an athlete, this manual offers an eye-opening approach to scientific training that has shaped the methods used at Westside Barbell. Order now and elevate your training with the proven techniques of Soviet experts.

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James Applegate
Product came super fast

I purchased a book from westside barbell which came immediately! Not only that they personally addressed an e-mail thaking me for the purchase! Worth a five star rating

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Steven Thompson
Package

Package was on time in good condition and tracking was available. I got an email from westside to alert me it was delivered

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Ramon Valdez
Received wrong order.

I ordered the “Managing and Training of Weightlifters” book but I received “The Book of Methods”. I still enjoy the book and I will soon re-order the “Managing and Training of Weightlifters” once I’m done reading the Book of Methods.