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The Vault
What’s in The Vault?
200 pages of Dave’s best training information, including a ton of unpublished material.
Bench, Squat, Dead Lift plus hundreds of other Training Tips.
Training Cycles and Plans from the beginner to advanced lifter.
200 pages of Dave’s best training information, including a ton of unpublished material.
Bench, Squat, Dead Lift plus hundreds of other Training Tips.
Training Cycles and Plans from the beginner to advanced lifter.
200 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2011
21 people want to read
About the author
Dave Tate
16 books6 followersFounder EliteFTS, Q/A Staff, Powerlifting, Personal Training
Dave Tate is the founder and CEO of EliteFTS, staffed by experienced professionals dedicated to providing strength coaches, athletes and trainers with the highest-quality equipment, personalized service and extensive knowledge needed to advance their training programs.
Dave has been involved with powerlifting for more than two and a half decades as a world-class participant, coach and consultant. He has logged more than 10,000 hours of personal training and strength consulting sessions with professional, elite and novice athletes, as well as with professional and university strength coaches. He holds Elite status in powerlifting (in three weight classes) with best lifts of a 935 squat, 740 deadlift, 610 bench press and 2,205 total.
Dave Tate is the founder and CEO of EliteFTS, staffed by experienced professionals dedicated to providing strength coaches, athletes and trainers with the highest-quality equipment, personalized service and extensive knowledge needed to advance their training programs.
Dave has been involved with powerlifting for more than two and a half decades as a world-class participant, coach and consultant. He has logged more than 10,000 hours of personal training and strength consulting sessions with professional, elite and novice athletes, as well as with professional and university strength coaches. He holds Elite status in powerlifting (in three weight classes) with best lifts of a 935 squat, 740 deadlift, 610 bench press and 2,205 total.
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April 22, 2020
Going to have to read this again so much information in one book. This book is a must read for all strength athletes. Thanks goes out to Dave for taking the time to share his knowledge.
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