The Powerlifting Russian’s Review of “Triplanetary” by Smith, E. E. (Edward Elmer)

Hello, my dear gym friends! Today, I want to talk to you about a book that made me feel even stronger than when I lift weights – “Triplanetary” by Smith, E. E. (Edward Elmer). This book tells the story of humanity fighting against an invading alien race, the Nevians while searching for the ultimate power source, the “Cosmic All.”

The plot of this book jumps from one time period to another, but it all centers around the ultimate goal of saving the planet from the Nevians. The story takes you on a journey through space and time that will leave you feeling breathless. What makes this book significant is the way it portrays humanity’s struggle to overcome its limitations, and how it highlights the importance of teamwork.

Now, I know what you might be thinking – “I only lift weights, why is a book about space and aliens relevant to me?” Well, my friends, the themes and struggles portrayed in this book are the same as the ones we face in the gym. We all know how important perseverance and teamwork are when we try to beat our personal records. When we have a gym buddy by our side, cheering us on and pumping us up, we feel like we can conquer anything. That’s the same mentality the characters in “Triplanetary” had when they were fighting against the Nevians.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to feel more empowered and motivated, whether you’re into science fiction or not. You’ll see parallels between the struggles of the characters in the book and the struggles you face in the gym, and you’ll find yourself feeling even more confident and empowered.

So, my dear gym friends, go to your local library, find this book, and give it a try. I guarantee you’ll feel like you can lift an entire planet by the end of it!

And as always, I invite you to comment on what you read today and what you did in the gym. Let’s share our workout struggles and triumphs together, like true members of the Powerlifting Russian’s family!

In conclusion, I am incredibly grateful to my home country for teaching me to lift weights and for instilling in me a love of science fiction. Without these two passions, I wouldn’t be the friendly and supportive Russian guy you see in the gym every day!