User talk:Rmogul

Training split
Please stop reverting the training split to a separate article. It is one relatively minor aspect of strength training, and is much more suitable there, where it can be easily referenced within the context of the article, than as a separate page where much of the description would be duplicated and it will never progress beyond a stub without becoming a how-to manual, which wikipedia is not. WLU (talk) 16:30, 11 June 2008 (UTC)
 * I would suggest you expand a section on the strength training page first, if it gets sufficiently long there, it can be spun off with a main to anchor it. Make sure that reliable sources are used for the section - websites aren't considered suitable in most cases, in descending order: peer-reviewed journal articles and books, textbooks, statements by governing bodies (particularly government or research bodies), newspapers, books by mainstream publishers, the rest.  You could also draft a possible page on a sub-page for review by myself or an administrator, I can show you how or start the page for you if you'd like.  Also be aware of MOS:CAPS if selecting a page name.  WLU (talk) 00:22, 12 June 2008 (UTC)

June, 2008
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