Practical Programming is particularly good, combined with Starting Strength, as it covers how workout routines should develop as you gain strength and experience. These will take your understanding to the next level. Intermediate lifters should consider reading Practical Programming for Strength Training, The Science and Practice of Strength Training, and Periodization Training for Sports. These texts will help you make gains quickly, but, more importantly, Starting Strength will set you off on the right path to continue making gains once you've progressed from being a beginner to being an intermediate lifter. If you are a beginner, you will want to get Starting Strength and Pavel's Power to the People. It's primarily aimed at beginners interested in sports based strength training but has more detailed and academic books for the more advanced lifter, has texts on other subjects relevant to strength training, and contains some of the important works on bodybuilding too. The list contains the 100 best books for weightlifting. This list, on the other hand, is the list of books I wish I'd had when I began training. "This is the book that I wish I'd had when I began my training" is a common opening sentiment expressed by many authors of strength training books.
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