[quote]louiek wrote:
Anyway, any suggestions for books are welcome. Just want to add something to the collection and learn something new.[/quote]
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Not trying to be condescending or anything, but there are some good suggestions in those threads.
I’d also suggest Muscle, Smoke, and Mirrors Volumes 1 and 2 by Randy Roach. It’s not instructional as in “here are some training programs and methods”, but it’s a thorough encyclopedia of the history of bodybuilding, lifting, and physical culture.
I’m almost halfway through the second volume myself. Very fascinating, in-depth info in both.