Articles about female weightlifters covering some of those experiences.
Aesthetics of Strength Andrew Charniga, Jr Sportivnypress.com When one thinks of strength: masculinity, aggressiveness, testosterone, adrenalin, big muscles, and the like come to mind. Perhaps, but aesthetics, straining without straining, a feminine mystique, are most certainly not associated with feats of strength. The weights raised by the modern elite female weightlifter, call into serious question, […]
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Its All Connected Part II Andrew Charniga, Jr. Sportivnypress.com© A logical critique of: “Rational and Implementation of Anterior Ligament Injury Prevention Warm – UP Programs in Female Athletes”, D. P. Bien, 2011 J Strength & Cond Research 25(1): 271 – 285, 2011 As has been already noted the central thesis of the article which inspired
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It’s All Connected Andrew Charniga, Jr. Sportivnypress.com© Foreword Stuart Firestein (2012) wrote “ignorance will always grow faster than knowledge”. Never were truer words written. No matter how new the knowledge of the day, old ideas, recycled bias, masquerading as science, always manage to remain in place. In his treatise, The Mismeasure of Man, Steven J.
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Aesthetics of Strength Andrew Charniga, Jr Sportivnypress.com When one thinks of strength: masculinity, aggressiveness, testosterone, adrenalin, big muscles, and the like come to mind. Perhaps, but aesthetics, straining without straining, a feminine mystique, are most certainly not associated with feats of strength. The weights raised by the modern elite female weightlifter, call into serious question,
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