[quote]Bricknyce wrote:
Protoculture wrote:
Unless you personally train tons of people, I would approach the blog as “your personal journey in bodybuilding”.
As for topics I would
- Frequently repeating the basics.
- Frequently repeating the basics.
- Frequently repeating the basics.
- Helping beginners cut through trends in the fitness industry (which are more market based than anything else)
- Discussing issues that confused you at some point (ex: I just recently learned that there probably isn’t that much of a difference between “high volume” and “high intensity” programs. Just the former counts their warm up sets and the later do not.)
etc…
If you do train people, get their consent and post progress pictures, before and afters, focus on basic problems they’ve encountered and how they’ve surpassed them.
Thanks for the ideas. I would push the basics.
But I would want this blog to follow the sport as well. And also, to have interviews with people in the bodybuilding world: competitors, judges, contest-prep advisors, and so on. I believe that there is not much new under the sun. But people do really are entertained by what goes on behind the scenes. That is not boring - to most, I believe. I have heard people on this site requesting more interviews with BBers doing their thing and articles really pertaining to this sport and lifestyle. CT has the best articles for this on the entire site. He is my favorite author here for this sole reason.
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Hm, if you manage to provide adequate coverage of many events (not just the top stuff), then count me in as a reader…
Interviews like the one we had here with Lee Priest would be cool, too.
Sounds like a good idea to me… Why not just go ahead, start it and see where it goes?
Good luck.