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In today's podcast we discuss what was information was covered in a recent in-person personal training session and, from that information, what lessons YOU can apply to your training to achieve better results!!!
Are you having doubts about your diet? Have people around you tried to help you but its actually resulted in you feeling uncertain and lost in what to do? In today's podcast we discuss how to manage these feelings and get yourself back on track!!!
In today's podcast we discuss what you can do to improve your physical, mental, and emotional goals even while living a busy lifestyle. Just because you're busy doesn't mean you can't achieve your personal goals!
In today's podcast we take a deeper look at the personal and business benefits of embracing the concept of "Seek first to understand, before being understood"
In today's podcast we discuss a training method for people who consider themselves to be "hard gainers"; people who struggle to build muscle. We explain the benefits of training "less" to get more!
In today's podcast we cover 4 areas of needed attention when wanting to gain weight whether it's general weight gain for medical / health purposes and/or muscle gain for peak aesthetics!
Don't allow the mistakes of your past to limit your future! Forgive yourself so you can grow, and remember the lessons of the past as reinforcement for a better future!!!
In today's podcast we provide an example of a training template; a training structure YOU can create for YOURSELF that allows for variability in training based on individual abilities, equipment availability, and the goals YOU want to achieve. We discuss a specific client example and steps for how YOU can create your own template!!!
In today's podcast we identify and discuss the most impactful components of healthy eating and how you can modify your nutritional focus to best match different moments of life.
In today's podcast we answer the questions of "When should I take steroids?" and "Do drug tested and non-tested athletes train differently?"
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