Everyone has an end goal when they start their personal fitness journey. Whether this be to lose body fat, build muscle, lift a certain weight or run a marathon, it is important to have these goals as they provide us with a vision of what we want to achieve over a long period of time.
Read MoreI'm fed of seeing people failing to follow through on their goals
Good people too
People who should know better.
People who claim they don't have time to make a meal plan
yet have seen EVERY damn episode of that Tom Hardy thing on BBC
What. The. Fuck.
I'll change your life right now:
Read MoreThese two rules always hold true for 'success'
1) Do the right things
2) Stop doing stupid things
Whether success for you means sport, business, relationships, your job, lifting weights.
You can't violate these rules.
You can't work on the wrong things and let stupid things hold you back.
Example:
Read MoreEver had a conversation with some super clever?
One of those where you have no fucking idea what they are talking about..
...but you nod along and agree anyway!
Like, "hey Ant, what were you talking to Steve about?"
"I have no idea, but I didn't want to seem stupid by asking!"
Well, I'm worried that in fitness we are doing that every day to our clients.
Read MoreSo I got fired up today because I am TIRED, so so tired, of people telling me that my gym is too expensive.
Indulge me as I rant about all aspects of money, life and achievement.
Read MoreI believe positive thinking is dangerous.
Let me explain…
If I always visualise a perfect fitness goal
Let’s say, achieving a HUGEEE male physique like Schwarzenegger…
6’4”
17 stone of pure muscle and 0% body fat
Then, this is dangerous for me to even contemplate
Because the reality is, I probably won’t achieve that.
Most people struggle with building muscle more than any other goal
You may think fat loss is hard to achieve?
Maybe you can’t improve on your pull-up strength?
Is your nutrition and meal prep overwhelming you and not getting done at the moment?
Well…
ALL of those areas pale in comparison to building muscle.
Read MoreFLASHBACK!
I’m 15 years old
I just get Bruce Lee’s workout book in the post, called “The Art of Expressing the Human Body”
(Epic read by the way)
And I was on Summer hols, no rugby, no job, and I lived in the middle of the countryside and obviously couldn’t drive yet
So I had pretty much NO friends or social life either!
But I didn’t give a f*ck!
Read MoreWhen approaching an exercise program we all come across problems of our own creation, often these are due to urban myths, bro science or simply a misunderstanding of how the body works and responds to exercise.
Think back to the last time you planned a new exercise regime, it may have been the first time back at it after a long period off or it could have been a plan to take the next step up in your training. I bet you went through and planned out each and every days exercise... Am I right?
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