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TBPenguin wrote:Bark, yes, that's why I wrote those things. Was there something additional you would like me to comment on?

Just want to make sure it worth buying, mate:) I'm on it.

Bark, I was not passing judgment on whether they are worth buying. We can probably all get some ideas from them. If you look at them with an idea of looking for snippets about what works when you get older then they might be worth your time and money. I like reading so for me they were OK, the Physique one a more pleasant read since the Powerlifting book went on for pages on techniques for the powerlifts.

TBPenguin wrote:Bark, I was not passing judgment on whether they are worth buying. We can probably all get some ideas from them. If you look at them with an idea of looking for snippets about what works when you get older then they might be worth your time and money. I like reading so for me they were OK, the Physique one a more pleasant read since the Powerlifting book went on for pages on techniques for the powerlifts.

No worries. I am constantly reading anyway. Quite often, books like that just repeating common sense. That's why I get sarcastic

It's good to know that you find it useful. Makes me want to read it.

Hi everyone, 48 years old, just started TB, like the program so far, I would say I'm a novice. Put my short story in the training log. Just wanted to say Hi.

Enforcer25 wrote:Hi everyone, 48 years old, just started TB, like the program so far, I would say I'm a novice. Put my short story in the training log. Just wanted to say Hi.

Hi mate! Good luck with your TB journey!

I am stealing this line from recent J-Madd's comment in the reddit. Short and sweet.

"OP I/A with conservative training max, but pushing the volume. If you want a long range plan, use OWT from Ageless Athlete."

I am convinced now that 80% TM is way to go for AA folks.

I wouldn't want to have this 90 y.o. grandpa as my enemy...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXfBiJysvTs

70 Years old man Deadlift 370 lbs for 7 reps/ no excuses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dHDzV6uaVw

Good points from Ross who is 41 now:

"I don’t have any secret yoga techniques to share. I’ve never once used a foam roller. I don’t follow any particular diet. And I’m not a bionic man. What I am though is consistent. Consistency has always been my greatest attribute. I don’t miss days."

http://rosstraining.com/blog/2018/01/24 ... st-weapon/

Turning 40 in April. I would be interested in this thread. My strength levels are all good but I have dropped Aerobic and conditioning work for most of 2017. I have a feeling that these components plus mobility/soft practice will become important in the coming years.