

Stop pulling with your hands if you want to build a bigger back.
The back is easily one of the most neglected body parts—mostly because it's out of sight, out of mind. But it’s essential for good posture, balancing out chest work, and giving you a complete physique. When I first started training over 30 years ago, it actually was the body part that I was drawn to. If you struggle to actually feel your back working, try this simple mindset shift: Pull with your elbows. Stop thinking about pulling with your hands. Picture your arms as simple
Sep 291 min read


Staying fit doesn't mean staying in the gym.
Who doesn’t love a good vacation? We love to combine relaxation with doing things that get us moving without it feeling like a workout. Examples and ideas include: ● Outdoors: Hiking, skiing, rock climbing, rafting, kayaking, or paddleboarding. ● Activities: Playing some pickleball, golf or exploring a new city on foot. ● Cruising: We love cruises, so many ways to stay active; take the stairs, hit the gym, go on excursions, or try the on-board activities. It feels great to be
Sep 221 min read


The Most (and Least) Important Supplements
If your nutrition, training, rest and recovery aren’t in place, your supplement stack isn’t going to save you. Back when I used to own a supplement store, I would say this same thing. However, there are what I would consider some core supplements that are worth prioritizing, some that are more situational and others that you’re probably better off skipping. Tier 1: The Foundation • Protein powder • Creatine monohydrate • Omega-3 fish oil • Multivitamin Tier 2: Performance & S
Sep 151 min read


Training: The Details That Actually Matter
Over the 30+ years for training, I have learned, applied and changed many aspects of my training. Specifically, besides progressive overload, below are some of the key impact factors that I have focused on to keep the growth going: ● Full Stretch & Full Range of Motion: Stop doing partial reps just to move more weight. Take your muscles through a complete range of motion to maximize growth and movement quality. ● Mind the Grip & Position: Changing grip or stance can create a
Sep 81 min read


Why Goals ACTUALLY Work (And How to Set Ones That Stick)
Ever notice how after you decide to buy a specific car, you suddenly see it on every corner? That’s your brain’s filter shifting focus to what matters. Setting goals does the exact same thing: it puts your target on the radar and filters out the noise so you can take real action. Whether you're running toward a huge dream or running away from a bad outcome, here’s how to set goals that actually drive results: ● Make it visual. Keep your end goal right in front of you—screensa
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