Underground Strength Gym Baseball Player, Chris Lee, Before & After Transformation Photo. Both Pics are SAME bodyweight, but performance through the Roof!!!
Not everyone starts out as a stud, an ass kicker and ELITE.
Those who got there worked their ass off to make it happen, both in AND out of the gym. When I work with athletes at The Underground Strength Gym, I would say that 95% of them are NOT Elite athletes.
The key that helps them achieve Elite status is the desire they have to succeed. They have Elite Desire to succeed, and in turn, they do ALL the little things we tell them to do, which results in BIG results.
Let me explain....
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If you think the videos above apply only to the athletes who want to train at The Underground you are grossly mistaken.
Review Video # 1
Listen carefully how I explain my journey into learning weightlifting and becoming better, even at age 37, where the typical man in his late 30s is on his downhill slope, it is my desire to NOT be stuck amongst "normal" men.
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Train as hard as you want.
But....
If your lifestyle isn't dialed in and your mind isn't 100% committed to doing the right things OUTSIDE of the gym, you won't achieve BIG success.
Partying.
Doing drugs.
Following the herd.
Drinking alcohol on the regular.
Not sleeping enough.
Not eating properly.
Success is a Lifestyle.
Drop a comment below and let me know what you're doing to NOT follow the herd.
Live The Code,
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That is the key! If they are studs they probably think they are too good anyway. I want the little kid, fat kid, left out kid! The one that no ones believes could be a great athlete. Maybe the parents said,”You don’t have the genetics.” “It’s ok to fail” “It’s the coaches fault”.
You don’t need genetics!
It is not OK to fail!
It is your fault! Not the coach! If you run through walls, train hard, show up early and the last to leave the coach has no choice to play you! “Coach doesn’t like me so I don’t play.” Don’t make it his/her choice! Don’t let your parents complain so you can play!
Push yourself and don’t give the coach an option. They should look at you and say,”I would be stupid to not play them!”
Great job! Keep it up! Sorry for your loss!