Those old strength and health magazines had it right. They encouraged barbell lifting; Bodybuilding, Powerlifting and Olympic Weightlifting. They encouraged body control through the use of calisthenics, hand balancing and basic gymnastic drills. The physiques not only looked strong, they
Magazine above from 1957, I’d say that Dude is pretty STRONG. What do you think he did in training? I am sure he didn’t have many options in the 50s. A barbell, maybe a few dumbbells? Calisthenics and running, swimming
After sharing this Video of Fedor to my IG, it reminded me how simplicity is crucial, as is intensity and your environment. It’s so simple it’s complicated 💀💀💀 / @undergroundstrengthgym @undergroundstrengthgym @undergroundstrengthgym / #Fedor #undergroundstrengthgym #manasquan #scotchplains A post shared
I’m not a fun guy to be around when I don’t get my training in. On the flip slide, when I train, I am at my most creative, I feel energized and almost reborn. I take you through a tour
Vlog # 3 I get into a question on why I have a Doberman and then some deep thoughts on: Running a warehouse gym the way you REALLY want to. Being a Strength Coach AND keeping it Pure & true
I’m starting something new, where I Vlog my thoughts and expand on them beyond the typical 2 minute video you see on youtube…… This episode I get fired up when I think about all those who quit strength training in
Do this, Do that. Rest this long, do x sets, x reps, bla bla bla. If you always have someone telling you what to do, how to do it, when to do…… You will never succeed in anything. You have
I’ve been harping on a topic I call “Always Be Ready” for many years now. I began hearing the phrase I have to get ready from people who were interested in training at The Underground Strength Gym many years ago.
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