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Stuff You Should Read: 1/11/10

Written on January 11, 2010 at 2:38 am, by Eric Cressey

We’re back on track with our next list of recommended reading.  Here are some things worth checking out:

13 Tips for Fitness Blogging Success – I know a lot of you have blogs of your own, and I’d encourage all of you to check out this great collection of advice from Mike Robertson.  A lot of it parallels exactly what I’ve tried to do with EricCressey.com.

Never Eat Alone – This is one of the better business books I’ve ever read, as it focuses a ton on how to build and maintain a network in the business world.  I came across the title in some reading I was doing the other day, and it reminded me of just how much it has helped me since I read it in March of 2007.

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Vanilla Pumpkin Pie: Best Smoothie Yet? – Another great shake recipe from Brian St. Pierre.

Dude does a face plate into a bunch of iron after a one-rep max deadlift attempt – Okay, I gave this one away.  It was too good to not repost.

Sorry, dude.  That’s what you get for celebrating like a weenie.

5 Responses to “Stuff You Should Read: 1/11/10”

  1. Mark Young Says:

    That video was awesome!

  2. Rees Says:

    LMAO. Oh shit. Post workout meal consists of….Iron. That is awesome.

    How’d you feel after the first time you hit 330?

  3. Nick Chertock Says:

    Whenever some dude gets seriously injured in these weightlifing disaster videos, the guy behind the camera never feels his pain, just laughs maniacally.

  4. Roger Lawson II Says:

    Great book recommendation, EC. That was actually my first audio book purchase a few months back and it definitely opened my eyes to a lot of things.

  5. Matt Says:

    No doubt that vid is hilarious. I posted that on my site this morning. Not only does this guy celebrate like a weenie his DL form is horrrrible!

    Good blog man.


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