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INDEX<br />

for single reps, 13.70<br />

in training, 2.72; B 40(231); 18.145<br />

and training intensity, 9.20–27<br />

Safety bars, 6.32; 9.22; 9.31; 10.143<br />

Salmonella poisoning, 20.83<br />

Sciatica, 18.15; 18.17; 18.38; 18.106; 18.131<br />

Scoliosis, 16.94<br />

diagnosis, 18.16<br />

exercise modification in, 16.97–98<br />

Secondary work, 1.100–101; 3.19; 7.27;<br />

7.31c–d<br />

Self-assessment, 4.14; B 23(135)<br />

Self-control, (464); 23.51–52; 23.77<br />

Self-diagnosis, dangers of, 22.9–15<br />

Self-discipline, B 68(352)<br />

as blessing, 23.41<br />

and form, B 46(253)<br />

in training, B XI(17); 1.32–39; (136);<br />

(138); 9.1–6<br />

Sets<br />

back-down, 13.124–128; 21.49–52<br />

number of, 3.23; 9.61<br />

pre-exhaustion in, 9.35<br />

types of, 1.83<br />

Shoes. See Footwear<br />

Shoulder injuries<br />

causes of, 10.108–117; 17.45<br />

distortions in, 10.111<br />

inadequate warmup and, 10.115<br />

in lanky trainees, 10.112<br />

long term damage, 10.109<br />

poor form in, 10.113<br />

press behind neck in, 10.110<br />

rotator muscle imbalance, 10.116;<br />

10.118–119<br />

trigger point therapy, 18.31; 18.34;<br />

18.41<br />

Shrug bar. See Trap Bar<br />

Shrugs<br />

bench, 10.88<br />

equipment for, 10.86<br />

incline, 10.87–88; 10.91–93<br />

for posture, 10.93<br />

standing, 10.91<br />

in training program, 10.90–93; 12.31<br />

Sickness. See Illness<br />

Singles. See Reps, singles<br />

Sleep, 14.47–54<br />

importance of, 2.45<br />

tips for improving, 14.53<br />

as training priority, 15.15–19; 23.15<br />

Smilax officianalis, 20.131<br />

Smith, Charles A., B 4(7); 2.69; (458)<br />

Soreness. See Muscle soreness<br />

Spinal compression<br />

inversion therapy, 18.78<br />

stretching, 18.90–93<br />

Spotting, 1.120; B 21(113); B 22(115);<br />

15.22; 17.59f; 18.146m<br />

Squat<br />

alternatives<br />

deadlift, 3.4; 17.10–12; B 35(205)<br />

leg press, 3.16–17; 6.53; 10.64–72<br />

Tru-Squat, 6.53; 10.40; 10.51;<br />

B 35(205); 13.79<br />

advantages, 18.72<br />

performance tips, 18.76<br />

benefits, 10.45–46; B 35(205); 10.83<br />

bodytype and, 10.50; 17.8–11; 17.12<br />

depth, 18.66<br />

double progression method,<br />

7.115–116<br />

with hip belt, 17.35–36<br />

safety, 10.31; 10.45–50<br />

suitability for, 1.56; 3.17<br />

20-rep work in, 10.150; 13.54; 13.56;<br />

13.59–62; 13.67<br />

Starches, dietary. See Carbohydrates<br />

Steroid hormones<br />

dangers, (11)<br />

training expectations and, 1.24<br />

Sticking point, 1.81<br />

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