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Sometimes referred to as, “The Tony Stark of the fitness industry” Dr John Jaquish is the inventor of X3, a technology that is proven to develop muscle much faster than conventional weight lifting… and with the lowest risk of joint injury.

He has spent years researching and developing improved approaches to health. Today he joins host Chris Wilson to discuss his controversial viewpoints about traditional weight lifting methods promoted by most fitness experts. Dr Jaquish is also a WSJ best-selling author by his book of the same name, Weight Lifting is a Waste of Time.

Dr. Jaquish methods are used in training the world's most elite athletes and associations such as the entire Miami Heat organization, various NFL and NBA players, as well as Olympians. And his bone density building medical technology is now partnered with Tony Robbins and OsteoStrong for rapid clinic deployment.

 

"I wouldn't waste my time with calisthenics and I wouldn't pick up a barbell." -Dr John Jaquish

 

Time Stamps

0:24 – Welcoming today’s special guest on ‘Strong By Design’ podcast

2:29 – Meet Dr. John Jaquish, the man behind the X3 system

8:48 – Dr. John Jaquish talks about the failure rate in the fitness industry

12:24 – Why weight lifting is a waste of time

19:13 – Why cardiovascular health and conditioning is even worse for you

24:44 – Dr. John Jaquish dives into the X3 system

34:31 – Dr. John Jaquish shares his thoughts on isometric training

42:09 – Where you can go to learn more about the X3 system

51:03 – Fortagen Protein: What it is and its benefits

1:00:01 – Dr. John Jaquish weighs in on whether or not a vegan diet is good for you

 

Resources

• X3 Bar – Grow Muscle 3x Faster Than with Weights
• DoctorJ.com

 

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