The Value of Discipline
When coach didn’t show up one day due to a personal situation we could have simply done what we were supposed to do. After all, we knew exactly what was on the agenda for that Read More
When coach didn’t show up one day due to a personal situation we could have simply done what we were supposed to do. After all, we knew exactly what was on the agenda for that Read More
I had a client once who always missed 2-3 workouts a month with me. Since I only trained her twice a week, which amounted to 8-9 times each month, missing a couple of workouts was Read More
I love when I have training sessions where I’m not rushed and can really take my time. Today was one of those days. It’s not so much that I need to be in there longer. Read More
This week I traveled back to California to give a seminar at Gold’s Gym in San Jose. The drive takes away a normal rest day and tends to leave me a bit wiped out. Physically Read More
At some point this year I completed my 9,000th gym workout (outdoor workouts and various sports practices notwithstanding). There were no balloons or bells and whistles. No fireworks went off to commemorate the moment. In Read More
If you think about it, “normal” is a bit of a moving target. What’s seen as normal today, 20 years ago, or 20 years from now, might be seen as unusual. The fitness industry is Read More
As trainers we often try to maximize our time spent with clients by scheduling them in sequence and filling every available time slot. The problem is that while this may seem to be the best Read More
Throughout the years there are many things that I always seem to find myself saying over and over. Whether it’s in a seminar, directly to someone I’m training/coaching, or included in my book or courses, Read More
Below is an excerpt from my book “The Diet That Works!” It’s a chapter I wrote to help people understand why they might be having trouble making the progress they want. It talks about Read More
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