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7 Random Thoughts on Strength & Conditioning, Coaching, Technology & The Fitness Industry

Some random thoughts and ranting here, hopefully to make you THINK a little deeper. And, as I write more, I think a bit deeper and take more action. Things in this world are constantly evolving, especially humans. We can not

When Athlete “Strength & Conditioning” Goes Wrong?

If you’re a pitcher, do you need to run 2-3 miles after a game to “get rid of the lactic acid in your arm”? If you’re a shot putter / thrower, do you and the entire spring track team need

25 Random Thoughts from the Airport

My flight got delayed and so while stuck at the airport I felt the need to write. I haven’t written a blog for a while and I used to write almost daily. These random thoughts will be in no particular

5 STRONG LIFE Tips: Advance & Conquer [YOURSELF]

The words & phrases I hear from others such as “world domination” always makes me laugh. It should not be dominating others, it should be about conquering and mastering yourself. Your thoughts, your body, your health and more….. When I

Strength Lessons From My Old School Muscle Magazine Collection

I was listening to an interview done with Lance Dreher, 1 of the Bodybuilders from the 80s and early 90s. They were asking Lance about his arm workout and here is where the lessons start hitting home. Lance asked Sergio

The ORIGINAL Keto Diet – Circa 1968

Recently I was gifted with yet another BIG box of old school magazines. Health & Strength, IronMan, Muscle Builder & Power….. These magazines are gold and it’s amazing how I find information from 40-60 years ago that are sometimes brought

Why Calisthenics Are So Effective Yet Underused

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

STRENGTH Lessons From 1957 & The 90s

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

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