You can’t expect much more from the training world, when there are so many people involved in it to make a quick dollar. In essence, it takes advantage of the ill-informed client (or potential client) who doesn’t know any better. Using “hot buttons” and catchy phrases and lines are what really popularize the commercial side
I had some time before a wedding I have to go to later on (no, not my own), to get some arbitrary thoughts out there for the record. I rarely write about training specific content on my blog – I usually leave that for the printed page or online publications. However, I think it’s in
As trainers, we belong to a very…. Unique… industry. It’s not too many jobs that have vritually no in-stone regulation, dozens of avenues available to be authorized as a “professional” in the field, uncanny work hours, and the ability to wear a track suit to work every day, and, above all, a job that actually
When I go to the gym, I often see people just plain messing movements up. Sometimes it comes down to poor technique, but most times, their bodies just simply aren’t in good enough balance to ever bode well in the movement they’ve selected. To fittingly follow my most recent blog on analysis paralysis, it would
I love hip hop music. In rap songs galore I constantly heard the quote “I’m a product of my environment” during the verses. I didn’t really think about the meaning of that line until I became an adult. Many of these guys grew up knowing a lifestyle of struggle, hardship, and exposure to things that
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