seward
Level 6 Valued Member
that's the part I didn't write down...
Kettlebell “The Powertrain” - Goblet Squat/Swing program from Pavel’s newsletter
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Bauer
Level 8 Valued Member
And you only roll the die once per week.
Sean M
Level 7 Valued Member
I got it in an email, it may still be in your archive or even trash (assuming it’s not cleared less than every 30 days).
ChiBill
Level 6 Valued Member
The email had a link and the link doesn't work anymore.
Sean M
Level 7 Valued Member
Ah. Well, it was apparently too early to publish (?)
Dan S
Level 4 Valued Member
I think this is pretty ridiculous. I have been a Strongfirst member for years and I am a newsletter subscriber. I have most of Pavels books and I have been to the All Terrain Conditioning Seminar. I had this program bookmarked so I could go back to it because I didn’t have time to read it and now it’s gone. The email I have says nothing about it self destructing after so many days. Had I known that I would of printed it (but who does that today).
5x5
Level 2 Valued Member
I’m in the same boat, other than I haven’t been to the seminar.
Gypsyplumber
Level 7 Valued Member
I’m really interested in the details of this program also and would love to see all it entails.
malleus
Level 5 Valued Member
Yes. That is the part I've remembered...
Bauer
Level 8 Valued Member
@Steve Freides: Maybe there is a way of reposting the content with the same URL?
And to avoid similar dissatisfaction in the future, maybe include a possible expiry date in upcoming mails?
Personally I prefer to keep URLs open, even if they get leaked to reddit or wherever. (Btw, it is not clear for subscribers if that is ok or not.)
Anyway, I am happy with the vast amount of free top quality content (articles) and easily affordable content (books) that StrongFirtst provides. I just would have expected the newsletter content to fall into the former category, more or less.
And to avoid similar dissatisfaction in the future, maybe include a possible expiry date in upcoming mails?
Personally I prefer to keep URLs open, even if they get leaked to reddit or wherever. (Btw, it is not clear for subscribers if that is ok or not.)
Anyway, I am happy with the vast amount of free top quality content (articles) and easily affordable content (books) that StrongFirtst provides. I just would have expected the newsletter content to fall into the former category, more or less.
Sean M
Level 7 Valued Member
@Steve Freides To follow-up @Bauer:
And/or at least a statement either way of what happened?
We would all understand if the truth is this: “That draft edition of the newsletter went out prematurely and included information that was not meant to be shared publicly. We apologize for the confusion.”
We really would understand. But right now, we don’t.
And/or at least a statement either way of what happened?
We would all understand if the truth is this: “That draft edition of the newsletter went out prematurely and included information that was not meant to be shared publicly. We apologize for the confusion.”
We really would understand. But right now, we don’t.
What I wrote a few posts ago is the way the newsletter has always worked, @Sean M. Typically the articles were self-contained and not saved anywhere; either you saved your email or you didn't. The fact that sometimes now there are parts on a web page is different but the net effect is the same.
I will pass along everyone's sentiments on this issue to HQ.
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I will pass along everyone's sentiments on this issue to HQ.
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Bauer
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Not really. You can just leave the mail in your mail account and come back to it later, saving it passively (you already saved it by receiving it) whereas the web page would require actively saving it within a short time frame (without a heads up). Some people might not even have opened it within the specific time frame.
That being said I have saved it
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