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Confused About The Best Workouts & Training Programs? Don’t Be….

by Zach Even - Esh 5 Comments

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Are you confused about the best workouts and the best training programs? Don't be.

Let me Simplify The Truth about Strength & Muscle Building.

Step 1 is to STOP looking for short cuts, fads and gimmicks.

The truth is that you'll have to do the following....

  • Prepare to spend years and years inside of a Squat rack. YEARS. Not weeks or months.
  • Constantly push to break records with heavier weights / progressive overload.
  • LOTS of steak, whole milk and eggs.
  • STOP program jumping. Pick a program and stick to it.
  • The Basics, The Dedication and The Intensity Always Deliver
  • Technique is KEY. Half reps and poor technique equate to NO results.
  • Invest. Get a Coach if you want to accelerate your results. Then, Follow Through!

Watch the Video as I detail the differences of what you need to do and how to simplify the strength and muscle building process.

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Here's a Sample Simple workout I did on Thanksgiving Morning:

  1. Low Bar Trap Bar Deadlift
  2. Partner KB Farmer Walks
  3. Tire Flips
  4. Bent Over Row w/ Trap Bar
  5. Circuit:
    - Glute Ham Raises
    - Pull Ups
    - KB Side Raises / Rear Delt Raises

This was a simple strength workout but very effective for gaining strength and size.

Also, for athletes, you can see how these lifts have a carry over to their sports.

ALL the athletes we train NEED to be Stronger, Tougher, Faster and more Athletic.

Our warm up covers the coordination work as well as plenty of jump training and often times throwing med balls for an overall explosive warm up.

You can talk fancy about "aneterior core" and "explosive power JUST for the lower body" all day.....

I've seen this fancy talk before and it dupes MANY people.

But when push comes to shove, athletes need to be Stronger, Tougher / More Confident, More Explosive and More Muscle.

Basics for The WIN. That's the TRUTH. As soon as you understand the TRUTH you are on the right path towards kicking ass and taking names.

Live The Code 365,

--Z--

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Comments

  1. Jesus says

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    I love basics. They are what gives us all the ability to do “complex” things. I teach a Russian martial art called Systema and I tell everyone the keys are 4 things breathing, relaxation, posture and movement. That’s it, all the drills are a chance to practice maintaining those 4 things.

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  2. Shawn Charlebois says

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    Another beaury Coach!! I promote the same philosophy. It not about how much you’re doing.. its hiw you do it.

    You need to live this stuff. I say in my book the goal is for the training to be frequent.. the goal os to keep consistent with your efforts.

    I love putting the ball in their court. Trial and error through everything. . And think for yourselves

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  3. Frank DiMeo says

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    Zach–That is the attitude and teaching that got me interested in your training about ten years ago.
    That’s also why I am still use tnkhose methods.
    I don’t blindly follow, but take the concept and tweak it to fit my goals.
    Thanks!

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  4. Bruce says

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    My split right now:
    Monday : assault bike -heavy bag
    Tue: squats – dips- 1 triceps exercise
    Thur: deadlifts – pull-ups – 1 biceps exercise
    Friday: met con
    Simple stuff I love it!!

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    • Zach Even - Esh says

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      Simple…. working your tail off, intense, consistent, progressions…..

      The best of the best don’t complicate things.

      Reply

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