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Pretty much every time you find someone who claims to have discovered something, you find that Will Brink was writing about it in muscle and fitness magazines in the 1990s. He’s remarkably ahead of his time, research-driven, non-ideological, and practical in his advice.
I hold three certifications through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). It’s one of the more recognized and respected organizations and focuses on the needs of athletes as opposed to general health and fitness.
StrongFirst is another excellent organization for coaches and trainers who’re looking for quality instruction. I hold three instructor certifications through them (kettlebell, barbell, and bodyweight exercises). It’s founder, Pavel Tsatsouline, is largely credited with bringing kettlebells from the former Soviet Union to the U.S. I’m particularly proud of my StrongFirst certifications because in addition to academic requirements they have performance standards that candidates must pass.
Matt Wenning has brains and brawn, a graduate degree in exercise sciences and several world records in powerlifting.
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Not Good and Bad
Fitness is full of misplaced value judgements: “good” and “bad,” “right” and “wrong.” Scripture only discusses the importance of being good stewards of the bodies and the health that God has blessed us with [1, 2]. It is silent on workout and exercise selection, so sanctimony is better reserved for matters of faith—not fitness. Render unto CrossFit what is CrossFit’s and render unto God what is God’s.
Open Letter to the Open Letter
The International Society of Sports Nutrition Stuart, Florida Open Letter to the Open Letter: On Creatine Detractors and Flat-Earth Theorists My Beloved ISSN: I commend my brothers and sisters of the International Society of Sport Nutrition (ISSN) for their letter on the safety and efficacy of creatine [1], and I caution them against doing it again.
