When I began going to the local YMCA as a kid, I rode my bike there. Unlike the kids of today who get a ride to The Underground Strength Gym, even if they live 2 blocks away. My bike ride
STRONG Life Podcast Ep 328 This is a solo QnA episode where I discuss the following topics: Low T Levels, Choosing 1 Exercise for Life, Training Tactical Athletes & Developing RAW Power. Below are a list of the questions /
STRONG Life Podcast ep 327 is intense! Prepare to rip the steering wheel off the dashboard if you listen while you’re driving. Do NOT listen to this episode at night, you will get waaaaay too fired up! ============== *** GAME
I’ve been asked countless times for a beginner strength training program and I’ve stayed away from this for a long time. Most of my training requires some sort of a background. Some experience. Something! I tell high school athletes and
STRONG Life Podcast ep 324 In 2006 I was able to connect with a LT who worked at East Jersey Prison, aka Rahway State Prison. This is the prison where the move Lock Up was filmed with Sylvester Stallone. I
GREAT times hanging out, training and filming with Joey Szatmary. Joe went through The Underground Strength Coach Certification close to 9 or 10 years ago, I believe he was only 20 years old at the time. I LOVE seeing young,
STRONG Life Podcast Ep 323 The 10 Commandments of Building BadA** Athletes! Brought to you by The SSPC Cert (Registration is Open NOW) The Strength & Sports Performance Coach Certification (SSPC). Listen, this episode is a serious throat punch. The
Why are athletes, especially young athletes consistently hurt and injured? I’ve seen some shocking injuries and an alarming number of injuries. Lots of “rolled ankles”, “I hurt my back” and then some serious injuries that require surgery. I think back
STRONG Life Podcast ep 320 Honor & Integrity among Strength Coaches & Athletes, Training Outdoors like the Early Days of The Underground Strength Gym & Updates. In this episode brought to you by http://ZachStrength.com , Zach discusses the following topics:
I remember growing up in the 80s, everyone’s Dad was a worker. Dads were STRONG and Capable. You’d see them all doing yard work, working on cars, lifting weights in the basement, going to the park and running. These were
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