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Sal Marinello is a National Strength and Conditioning Association Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Certified Personal Trainer, a U.S.A. Weightlifting Certified Coach, a full-time, private Professional Strength and Conditioning Coach, an assistant football coach and a Head Strength Coach for a suburban New Jersey High School. He writes a lot and has no free time.
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Book Review: Steroid Nation by Shaun Assael
The scandal started 30 years ago and has been growing the whole time.
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The Healthy Skeptic: Vibra-Train Whole Body Vibration Platforms
Vibra-Train’s website says that they are “Vibration Training Specialists.” Can they back up their claims with vibration training research?
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NFL Has An HGH Scandal On Its Hands Beyond Rodney Harrison
New England Patriots veteran Rodney Harrison will be suspended for admitting to using HGH. The NFL has a big problem.
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The Healthy Skeptic: The 300 Workout
As Frank Miller’s movie 300 is released on DVD, here’s a look at the most popular “Hollywood” workout of recent years.
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The Healthy Skeptic: First Impressions of the Soloflex Whole Body Vibration Platform
Soloflex has jumped on the WBV bandwagon. Should you?
231
Gary Sheffield Is Rooting For Barry Bonds
Sheffield wants Bonds, his BALCO co-conspirator, to break Hank Aaron’s record. Birds of a steroid feather flock together.
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Chris Benoit Was Using Steroids When He Murdered His Family
The WWE has said Benoit passed an April drug test and that means the authorities need to investigate the organization.
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The Healthy Skeptic: Latest Research Reveals the Significant Limitations of Whole-Body Vibration Training
Four recent studies show that the effects of WBV training are limited to the least capable people, at best.
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Chris Benoit Is A Murderer
Professional wrestling shouldn’t be treated as a real sport, especially by the sports media, and Benoit is nothing but a murderer.
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Jason Giambi Agrees To Help The Mitchell Investigation
The Yankee slugger might be able to help baseball clean house, and he won’t have to name names.
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