Athletic Journal Articles (PDF)
When Arthur Jones ventured into
athletic strength and conditioning industry, his imitable approach
was, as always, nothing new under the sun, in which he worshipped.
He had already conquered many myths and superstitions in the
industries he had dominated previously. His approach to wild
animal conservation and relocation was done in a way that had
never been seen before or since. He had vanquished the experts
that laughed and scoffed at him and told him he could not survive
and succeed in uncharted and dangerous territories. He incredibly
succeeded in spite of their lofty opinions. He filmed over 300
episodes of a TV Wild Life Series that made anything made since
look like child's play. And so, when he wrote his first articles
on athletic training, he dropped bombs on every silly training
philosophy that had ever existed. The result is that these were
the most brilliant of his works. They so far exceeded anything
on the scene that nothing before or since could ever rival such
excellence. His passionate desire to communicate the facts over
the fables is evident in every article in this series. www.arthurjonesexercise.com
brings back to life the genius' best works, a must read
for anyone involved in any way shape or form in the fitness field.
Arthur's works here forever will change your direction in exercise
as it relates to sports training, but in a positive way.
-David Landau
Athletic Journal Articles
Progressive Exercise September 1974
Flexibility as a
Result of Exercise September 1974
Criminal
Fraud... or Unbelievable Stupidity November 1974
Avoiding and Preventing
Injuries January 1975
Improving Function
in Any Sport March 1975
Negative Work as a
Factor in Exercise April 1975
Negative Accentuated
Strength Training May 1975
Preventing Injuries
in Sports May 1975
Total Conditioning September 1975
Dick Butkus October 1975
Increasing Neck Strength...
for the Prevention of Injury October 1975
Flexibility and
Metabolic Condition October 1975
Increasing Neck Strength...
for the Prevention of Injury #2 November 1975
The Nervous System in
Sports November 1975
The Future of
Exercise An Opinion December 1975
Metabolic Cost
of Negative Work January 1976
Infimetric Exercise January 1976
Neck Injuries in Sports May 1976
Fast Twitch, Slow Twitch What is the Truth January 1977
Flexibility as a Result of Exercise March 1977
Time... as a Factor
in Exercise April 1977
Specificity in Strength Training Facts & Fables May 1977
The Missing Link
in Athletic Performance June 1977
Predicting Athletic Ability September 1977
Exercise: '86... The Present State
of the Art April 1986
"Negative
Only" Strength Training
The Relationship
of Strength to Functional Ability in Sports
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