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Starting Strength

Basic Barbell Training
Book • 2005
This book provides detailed instruction on every aspect of the basic barbell exercises, including the squat, press, deadlift, bench press, power clean, and power snatch.

It explains the mechanical basis of barbell training, includes new photographs and improved illustrations, and offers revised instruction methods proven effective in various training settings.

The book emphasizes the importance of proper technique, stress/recovery/adaptation principles, and programming the exercises for long-term progress.

It is designed for anyone beginning a strength training program, regardless of age, gender, or fitness level.

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Ben Gilbert
as a weightlifting program he's using.
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Amjad Masad
. The book is about technique and how to get young guys to get really good and really strong.
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Paul Horn
as the best book on how to do basic barbell lifts.
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Joe Weisenthal
as a book by a cult guru within the barbell world.
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Marcos Vázquez
as a good starting point for strength training.
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Richard Feldman
as a good resource for learning how to lift weights correctly.
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Mentioned by the author, JC Dean, as a book that suggests the GOMAD diet to underweight teenage boys.
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Casey Johnston
as a very narrow but deep book describing five different lifting movements in incredible detail.
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Mentioned by JC Dean as a book he picked up to learn the fundamentals of building a killer physique.
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Casey Johnston
as a book she found through a subreddit to educate herself on how to lift weights.
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Greg O'Gallagher
as one of the programs that everyone was doing when he was 16.
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Philip Pape
as an example of a simple full body program for novice lifters.
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Sal DiStefano
as a good resource for learning the basics of program design.
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Adam Schafer
in the context of discussing the effectiveness of MAPS Anabolic.
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Rob Snyder
in the context of simplifying workout routines to focus on lifting heavier weights for strength gains.
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Stan Efferding
as a book that has undergone multiple revisions due to continuous updates and improvements.
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Mark Rippetoe
as a reference for proper coaching techniques.
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Brooks Meadows
as a classic book for strength training basics.
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Recommended by Nick Delgadillo and Mark McGrath for its paradigm-shattering approach to strength training.
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