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Journal Of Pure Power Articles

Submitted by jon on May 16, 2006 - 8:13am.

Steve Denison provides a heads up on a number of free articles available at the Journal of Pure Power. The articles are from the old Pure Power Magazine which was run by Journal of Pure Power publisher Dan Wagman.

TURNING OFF ON July 2005
Off-season training for max in-season results

EXCEPTIONAL POWER, EXCEPTIONAL WOMAN May 2005
Taking a close look at the strength and power of Shannon Hartnett

CHAINED DOWN March 2005
Training with chains is a new and popular approach, but is it worth the effort?

TRAINING THE KING OF PULLS January 2005
The deadlift reigns supreme for maximal strength development

ALL DEPARTMENTS November 2004

IRON HEART September 2004
A review of heart dynamics in weight training

GET HIP July 2004
Give your internal hip rotators more attention and excel

CARBOHYDRATES RULE May 2004
Why carbs are essential if you want to win

THE SCIENCE OF SIZE March 2004
Design your training program to add maximum mass

GOVERNMENT WATCH March 2004
Supplement control: 2003 Senate hearings promise better supplement control and safety

CLEANING UP January 2004
12 steps to learn how to effectively perform a most critical exercise

REACHING FOR THE TOP November 2003
Use smart planning to become a peak performer

BIG IRON September 2003
For the boys...and girls

PERIODIZATION July 2003
There's more to the story

BRAIN POWER May 2003
Tools to help you tease out fact from fiction

A WOMAN'S GROWTH March 2003
Are hormones a key factor to success in women athletes?

ALL DEPARTMENTS January 2003

SQUAT MASTERY November 2002
To maximize your gains, there's more to it than just doing a deep knee bend.

CHAINED DOWN November 2002
Will adding chains to the bar add pounds, too?

SUPERSTITIONS, RITUALS, AND PRE-LIFT ROUTINES September 2002
Pathways to freedom or shortcuts to slavery?

STRENGTH VS. POWER July 2002
Many strength programs focus on max power - are they missing the point?

THE MIGHTY T May 2002
Testosterone revealed: A Pure Power Q&A

RESURRECTING THE SPLIT LIFTS May 2002
An uncommon approach to athletic excellence.

MARS AND VENUS IN THE GYM March 2002
Is a woman wired differently when it comes to dealing with pain?

ALL DEPARTMENTS January 2002

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS: A BRIEF ON BELTS November 2001
A belt may not be as "supportive" as you think.

PERFORMANCE TIPS: PARTIAL REPS, PARTIAL RESULTS September 2001
A rep may be more important than you think.

SUPPLEMENT DOPING July 2001
Here's a side to supplements that could ruin your reputation.

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Submitted by Kris (not verified) on May 16, 2006 - 1:05pm. » quote

As good as the articles may be, JOPP has gone the way of hardware locks on their electronic subscription.

This access code and your product validation will work only on the computer you want to use to read JOPP; you cannot transfer and read JOPP on any other computer. Be sure you gain access on the computer you want to use to read JOPP.

Count me out.

Submitted by jon on May 16, 2006 - 4:04pm. » quote

Thanks for the info Kris.

The free articles listed above have no such restrictions.

Submitted by Dan Wagman (not verified) on May 19, 2006 - 3:30am. » quote

Well, at least you guys seem to be nice and polite; more than what can be said about a lot of other forums. But what alot of people don’t seem to understand is that in an electronic age, any article posted can be shared with thousands of other people with a click of a button. This spells huge losses in subscription revenue, not to mention copyright infringement. This in turn would mean that we would have to “fall prey” to a bunch of worthless product advertising like the other magazines/websites and raise our subscription cost significantly. Something tells me THAT is something that more people would find upsetting than only being able to use what they bought themselves.

It’s really about credibility and integrity. If you want science-based information that’ll guarantee PRs as opposed to hype, myth, and conjecture, you’ll have to “pay” for it in one way or another. We chose to go the path of cheap subscription rates with absolute minimal advertising while providing the most credible content available with the latest technology. Sounds like a cool deal to me.

Dan

Submitted by jon on May 20, 2006 - 11:52am. » quote

Dan lists some very valid concerns with intellectual content published on the Internet. Best of luck with the magazine.

Submitted by Oliver (not verified) on February 6, 2009 - 9:20am. » quote

Hi - is it just me or is the link to all the free articles not working? Is possible to somehow get my hands on your November 2002 article 'Squat Mastery'? Thank you in advance. Best regards. Oliver