Any free source of reliable research articles/library database (FREE)?

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07-15-2021, 10:28 AM
abhi_w92

Any free source of reliable research articles/library database (FREE)?

Hey guys

I graduated from university, paid like $ 100k for 2 years of studies and those cunts cut off my library access to free good articles forever.

I was wondering if anyone could point out a website/link where I could find research articles related to science- bodybuilding, nutrition case studies or so
For example the following titles:

Muscle Activation and Perceived
Loading During Rehabilitation
Exercises: Comparison of Dumbbells
and Elastic Resistance
07-15-2021, 10:52 AM
wango

Just did a very quick search of 2 of your better choices for article sources. American Physical Therapy Association journals are not free, but maybe National Strength And Conditioning journals are.

Always found elastic resistance to be preferable for rehabilitation purposes. What’s the purpose/nature of your interest in this particular subject if you don’t mind?
07-15-2021, 11:04 AM
abhi_w92

The last part- elastic resistance one was just an example subject of what kind of articles I am looking at

So whatever stuff I throw at my PT clients or on my socials as a trainer, I make sure there's research backed into it to ensure credibility and trust
07-15-2021, 11:22 AM
wango

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Originally Posted by abhi_w92

The last part- elastic resistance one was just an example subject of what kind of articles I am looking at

So whatever stuff I throw at my PT clients or on my socials as a trainer, I make sure there's research backed into it to ensure credibility and trust

You’re a PT (physical therapist Not personal trainer) and don’t belong to the APTA and don’t receive journals? You know there is a sports med and orthopedic section right?
07-15-2021, 08:53 PM
abhi_w92

Quote:

Originally Posted by wango

You’re a PT (physical therapist Not personal trainer)

Personal trainer not Physical therapist. I wish I studied to become a Physical therapist and not an IT Engineer lol
07-18-2021, 04:07 PM
wango

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Originally Posted by abhi_w92

Personal trainer not Physical therapist. I wish I studied to become a Physical therapist and not an IT Engineer lol

I apologize if I came off as grumpy. I admire your drive to study articles & research to keep up to date with your clients - extremely professional! If you ever need help with ideas regarding rehabbing an injury on a client, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

I’m a huge fan of NSCA. Their certification process is rock solid, has a strong foundation based on education & you will learn from & enjoy their journal articles.

You also have a very knowledgeable base of members here with decades of training and nutritional experience and no legitimate question will go unanswered.