I just love it when someone tells me… I can’t believe you have time for all of that. I could never do that. I’m just always so busy. Translation: Don’t you have a life? As if I have nothing better to do with myself and have all this free time I can use to exercise […]
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note: make sure you don’t miss my NEW training compilation video that I put together to celebrate this milestone. You’ll find it at the end of this post! This is my 500th blogpost on PhysicalLiving.com, and I can hardly believe it. Over 3.7 million people have visited this site since it first started in 2008,
The risks, dangers, and consequences associated with physical inactivity is one of the most important subjects in our day and age. But sadly, this topic is usually downplayed, if not outright ignored. And when ideas are actually proposed for how to improve our rapidly declining health predicament, they’re usually piss-poor solutions that don’t actually help
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Today, I’m going to share 15 things that 15 years of fitness has taught me about what really matters when it comes to physical training, among other things. I think that this will be a nice change from the endless argumentation and bickering over mostly insignificant or otherwise inconsequential issues that is so rampant in
You’ve heard it a hundred different ways before from who knows how many people. You’ve got to… outperform your last performance. increase your lifts by 5% each week. set a new personal record every time you train (e.g., #preveryday). consistently progress to more challenging tasks. do more sets, reps, or exercises each workout – even
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