08/26/2020
I’ve said this before, it’s worth repeating.
Beginners complicate. Experts simplify.
It’s so easy to over-complicate fitness but unless you’re training for some competitive event, simple is
almost always better.
If you don’t know where to start. Get into the gym and focus on the main movements: squat, deadlift, upper body press, and upper body pull.
Then make sure you move as much as possible. Walk instead of driving, take the stairs, that kind of stuff.
Finally, and write this down: don’t think that you have to follow a restrictive and over-complicated diet to get results.
Dogmatic approaches are hard to sustain anyway. Focus on lots of veggies and lean protein and understand carbs are not the enemy, use them to support your workouts. Smatter in some healthy fats and eliminate to the best of your abilities overly processed and junk foods and you’re good to go.
My next virtual training groups are starting September 6th.
Each group is limited to five participants so claim your spot early.
Your two options:
- Foundational Fitness: Built around three workouts a week. This program focuses on building strength & mobility side by side with daily habits that support a healthy lifestyle with the guidance of a Trainer. https://sparkpages.io/cart/2/?i=WRw&c=&ocu=
- NEXT LEVEL test group: For those with a foundational level of fitness already in place, we’re going to up the intensity level and focus on four key elements. (More in that later) Help me work out the kinks and provide feedback as a case study for this new program that is in a draft format right now, I need your help polishing it to it’s full potential, so I will be offering it up at a big discount this one time. https://sparkpages.io/cart/2/?i=DF3&c=&ocu=