Ironmind Enterprises Inc : 50 books

Cover: Brian Shaw tied the Big Z at the 2010 WSM, but lost on countback, but the message was clear: strongman take note. In 2011, Shaw took first in the Giant's Live-London Qualifying Tour, securing a berth at the 2011 WSM. People Adam Nelson: A Worthy Adversary by Thom Van Vleck Daniel...

Cover: Zydrunas Savickas is strong in just about any way that you might reasonably assess strength--wasn't it about time that he won the 2009 World's Strongest Man contest? People The Sky's the Limit for Mike Zolkiewicz by David W. Barron Stanless Steel: Man of Steel by Mike Corlett Training ...

Cover: Behdad Salimi (Iran) won the super heavyweight class at the 2010 World Weightlifting Championships, along with the traditional title of "the strongest man in the world." People Rick Meldon: A-One All-Round Competitor by Roger Davis Bill Scruggs: Founding Father of the Masters'...

Cover: USA's John Brzenk went five for six against Russian Denis Cyplenkov at the PAL debut in Las Vegas. People IronHeart: Jack King's Story by William Crawford, M.D. Geoff Capes: Champion in Three Big Arenas by Francis Brebner Training Is Heavy Lifting the Fountain of...

Cover: Aaron Neighbour (Australia) gives the Braemar stone his all, putting himself in a solid position on the opening event as he went on to win the historic 2009 IHGF World Championships, Edinburgh, Scotland. People Steve Schmidt: Old-time Strongman Today by Thom Van Vleck Training ...

Cover: With a gritty effort, North Korea's Pang Kum Chol managed to save this 192-kg squat jerk. This was the editor's choice of Best Lift at the 2010 Asian Games. People Karl Norberg: World's Strongest Senior by Jim Schmitz Training Don't Get a Headache over Squats by William...

Cover:Khadjimourad Akkaev (Russia) put together six good lifts to end the day with all three gold medals in the 105-kg class and a very impressive 425-kg total at the 2011 European Weightlifting Championships.People

2010 European Weightlifting Championships-all the action in color! - Andrew Durniat gets his grip on the grip world - why the plank isn't just for sissies anymore - explosive power-endurance training - the value of a strong upper back . . . and more! 128 pp.

Cover: Dan McKim capped off the 2011 season with wins at two of the most prestigious Highland Games: the U.S. national championships and the IHGF world championships.People Wilbur Miller: Lifting Perfection by Thom Van VleckTraining Abdominal Training: Back to Basics,...

From the popular monthly sports psychology column that ran in Iron Man magazine for over 12 years, the first 60 lessons in managing your life for success and satisfaction.Mental tools and strategies for meeting and defeating physical challenges and beyond. Topics of interest to ironheads, like motivation,...

On the cover: Hossein Rezazadeh, the Monarch of Mass, could uncork world-class lifts nearly at will, day in and day out. Here he is blowing up 245 kg in the clean and jerk in the training hall at the 2005 Asian Weightlifting Championships. MILO is the world's premier strength journal, with first-rate...

On the cover: Iran’s Sohrab Moradi in the 94-kg class breaking the world record with this 233-kg clean and jerk at the 2017 Worlds. MILO is the world's premier strength journal, with first-rate coverage of training, people, contests, history, and special features. Top authors and photographers...

Riding decades of success, this program has turned human toothpicks into stalwarts, and stalwarts into legends. After a few minutes under a squat bar, you will find out what you’re made of: wussies hate it, hardies revel in it . . . the routine in thi

Spiderman, here you come: if you follow Brad Johnson's advice, you will not only get very strong in a multitude of directions, but when it comes time to move your body around, it will feel like a feather. We won't guarantee that you'll be able to master the one-pinkie, one-arm chin like Brad Johnson, but if you follow his advice, you will exceed your current best by a country mile.