Category Archives: travel

The Mint is Moving!

STOP THE PRESSES!! Yes, you read the headline correctly: The Mint 400, located here for roughly a century, is moving. After receiving some free t-shirts a highly lucrative cash offer from the owners of the actual Mint 400 race to move … Continue reading

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A short history of Rome’s Metro C (aka, “the Unicorn”)

[NB: this is a slight detour from the usual, Olympic Weightlifting related drivel. But its relevance lies in the fact that I’ve long had to rely on Rome’s dismal public transit system to get to the city’s gym up in … Continue reading

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Training at CLUBUL SPORTIV DINAMO: Romania, part doi

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Weightlifting in Romania: Bucharest, Dinamo Sports Club, and Castle Dracula – Part I

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Secret Uzbeki training and Lu Xioajun’s dietary habits… The 2013 Arnold, Part Dos

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The 2013 Arnold Championships of the Universe

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The 2012 American Open (and Outlaw Open)—Part 1 (of a few)

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Hyphen-mania: the 2012 Canadian Weightlifting Championships

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Day 3, and the long-awaited, stirring conclusion to the Trials

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The 2012 Arnold/Nationals/Women’s Olympic Trials/the kitchen sink (part 1)

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