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Yesterday, Brian and I spent some time with a college student who wanted help with his training.He wasn’t lacking motiva...
09/19/2026

Yesterday, Brian and I spent some time with a college student who wanted help with his training.

He wasn’t lacking motivation.

He was overwhelmed with information.

How many exercises?
What order should they go in?
How many sets and reps?
How heavy should I go?
When do I increase the weight?
When should I back off?
How often should I train?
Which exercises are actually right for me?

Spend enough time on social media and you can find ten different answers to every one of those questions.

And that’s exactly the problem.

Training doesn’t need to be complicated but it does need to have a purpose.

A good program gives you direction. Exercise selection, exercise order, sets, reps, resistance, progression and recovery should work together based on your goals, your ability and where you are right now.

So yesterday we didn’t just show him some exercises.

We started teaching him how training works.

How to perform movements correctly.
Why certain exercises are chosen.
Why the order matters.
How to know when it’s time to progress.
And how to build a program instead of simply collecting workouts from the internet.

Because the goal of good coaching shouldn’t be to make someone dependent on a trainer forever.

The goal is to educate them.

We want someone to eventually be able to walk into any gym, look at their program, know exactly what they’re doing, understand why they’re doing it, and have the confidence to progress on their own.

That’s what training should give you:

Direction. Understanding. Confidence. Progress.

At Unstoppable Strong, we’re not interested in making fitness more confusing.

We’re here to help make it make sense.

Training together is about more than the workout.Shared time. Shared goals. A little accountability. And doing something...
09/16/2026

Training together is about more than the workout.

Shared time. Shared goals. A little accountability. And doing something that’s good for both of you.

Research has even found that couples who exercise together can enjoy the workout more and feel more connected.

We train couples all the time at Unstoppable Strong. Sometimes they’re doing the same workout, sometimes completely different programs. Either way, they’re getting stronger while spending time together doing something positive for their health.

Not a bad way to spend date night. 💪

09/04/2026

You’re never too old to take on a new challenge.

This was his first time attempting the kneeling barbell rollout a seriously difficult test of core strength and control.

Was it perfect? No. It was his first attempt. But he accepted the challenge, stayed with it, and performed it better than either of us expected.

Progress isn’t about being perfect the first time. It’s about being willing to struggle, learn the movement, and come back stronger.

Strength has no expiration date.

09/01/2026

Sometimes the best setup is the one you create.

I wanted a specific resistance path for a seated pullover, so I rigged our functional trainer with a custom bar. The cable keeps resistance on the movement through more of the range than the dumbbell and kettlebell versions we tried.

A pullover uses shoulder extension to train the lats and teres major, with the chest and long head of the triceps also contributing. The overhead position places both the lats and chest in a lengthened position.

Richard has tried all three versions, and so far this is the one he has felt most clearly through his lats. Good coaching is understanding the movement, then adjusting the setup until it works for the person in front of you.

Can’t get the muscle you’re trying to grow to do the work? Stop forcing the same exercise.There are countless ways to tr...
08/25/2026

Can’t get the muscle you’re trying to grow to do the work? Stop forcing the same exercise.

There are countless ways to train the same muscle. Change the handle, grip, elbow path, body position, machine or line of resistance, and you can change how that movement loads the target muscle.

If you’re doing rows for your back but your biceps consistently become the limiting factor first, don’t just keep adding weight and assume the exercise is right for you. Adjust the setup or find a variation that allows you to better load and fatigue the muscle you’re actually trying to train.

We all have the same basic muscle groups, but we don’t all have the same limb proportions, joint mobility, injury history or movement mechanics. The exercise your favorite bodybuilder or trainer loves may not be the best variation for you.

Find the movement that lets the target muscle do its job. Then get strong at it.

Train the muscle not somebody else’s exercise list.

08/19/2026

STRENGTH ISN’T JUST ABOUT MOVING WEIGHT IT’S ABOUT CONTROLLING IT.

This is unstable load training using a BandBell SuperQuake Bar with a kettlebell suspended from an elastic band on one side.

As he walks 10 steps backward and 10 steps forward, every step creates small, constantly changing oscillations through the bar. Because the load is also asymmetrical, his body has to continuously make corrections to keep the bar, trunk and pelvis under control.

That challenges:

• Core and trunk stabilizers resisting unwanted rotation and side-bending
• Obliques, spinal stabilizers and lower-back musculature maintaining trunk position against the shifting load
• Upper back and scapular stabilizers controlling the bar as it oscillates
• Shoulder stabilizers maintaining position as the bar continually changes direction
• Hips and glutes stabilizing the pelvis during each step
• Legs and feet controlling balance and force as the body moves forward and backward
• Neuromuscular coordination and proprioception teaching the nervous system to react to unpredictable changes in load

The goal isn’t simply to use more weight.

The goal is to create an environment where the body has to brace, react, stabilize and coordinate from head to toe while moving.

That’s real world strength: producing force is important but being able to control force when conditions aren’t perfectly stable matters too.

Train strong. Move well. Stay capable.

07/11/2026

Great coaches don’t train an age. They train the person.

“They train old people.”

We took it as a compliment.

Because some of our clients are in their 50s, 60s and 70s.

Some are college students.

Some are business owners.

Some are beginners.

Some have been lifting for decades.

After more than 25 years of coaching, we don’t need everyone to fit the same program.

We build the program around the person.

That’s what real coaching looks like.

Strength doesn’t have an age.

07/02/2026

Starting a new workout program be like…

Trainer: “You’re gonna love this.”
Friends: “You got this.”

Your body for the next 3 days: ☠️😂

The soreness goes away. The strength stays. 💪





As we age, training is no longer just about looking better.It becomes about protecting bone density, preserving muscle, ...
05/21/2026

As we age, training is no longer just about looking better.

It becomes about protecting bone density, preserving muscle, improving stability, and maintaining quality of life.

One of our clients recently shared these results with us after her latest DEXA scan and gave us permission to share her story anonymously.

“The only thing I did differently since my last DexAscan was start training with you.”

Strength matters.

Be Unstoppable.

You can keep bread and still get results.Most people don’t need to quit bread, they need a better plan.This is one of my...
05/01/2026

You can keep bread and still get results.

Most people don’t need to quit bread, they need a better plan.

This is one of my go-to meals when I want something that feels like a real sandwich, but still keeps the diet tight:

Grilled chicken
Avocado
Dijon mustard
Carbonaut low-net-carb toast

Estimated breakdown:
~850–900 calories
~100g protein
~6–7g net carbs
~37–39g fiber
~37–46g fat
~1,200–1,500mg potassium
~1,000–1,250mg sodium

Why it works:

High protein supports muscle and recovery.
Avocado brings potassium and healthy fats.
Low-net-carb bread gives you the satisfaction without the carb overload.
Fiber keeps you full instead of hunting snacks later.

This isn’t “diet food.”
This is how you make dieting livable.

Strong Today. Unstoppable Tomorrow.

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