I’ve got some tips for you regarding training in your mid 30s, staying strong and staying healthy. Please don’t disregard this video if your NOT in your 30s. Even if you’re a teenager you should be listening and watching. NEVER
I’m often asked if Bodyweight Bodybuilding can be incorporated WITH an existing program that the person is already following. To be clear, this program is not so easy that you will need an added program or a variation of it.
It’s GREAT to be Strong. It’s GREAT to be Conditioned….. But it’s BEST when you have BOTH Strength AND Conditioning. If I can pit one example of this I’ll use my friend, Jim Wendler, shown in videos below. He keeps
[youtube width=”640″ height=”390″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DchUE6Wy67s&t=2m23s[/youtube] There are a few critical things you want to do that will help strengthen YOUR Deadlift. Notice I put the CAPS on. Some of these tips will need to be tweaked for YOU. That happens when YOU
I recall the moment as if it just happened 5 minutes ago. I was in my mid 20s and full force in my bodybuilding days….. I was at the mall, shopping with my girlfriend at the time, now my wife.
You’ve heard me talk about how The USC Cert has changed lives. It’s true. I’ve been to events, met people, experienced events, etc that have changed my life forever. It’s in my blood to help this happen to others as
You’re NEVER too old to learn new things. NEVER too old to become better. It’s OK to change. Many people take pride in the fact that they will never change. Change means you’re evolving. If you evolve, you are growing
If you wanna make it to the TOP of ANYTHING you do it starts with the MIND. You can train as hard as you want but if the mind is not straight expect little to NO success. Same goes for
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