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The Worst Chest Exercise

  People often like to say “there are no bad exercises”, but that really isn’t true. A bad exercise can be one that has an unreasonable risk to the reward, it could be one that is inefficient compared to other […]

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What REALLY Is Injury Resilience & Good Mobility Training?

We have really enjoyed trying a new format to share with you great training and fitness business information. I think Jessica makes it way more fun, but we always wan to make sure that even with all the fun we […]

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Why Most Workouts Fail

We appreciate the feedback that many of you sent us that you really like our video format to help make all the great DVRT workout information more accessible and digestible. Since so many of you thought it was to help […]

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Why You Shouldn’t Do Kettlebell Swings

After my first kettlebell certification in 2003 I was so excited to teach my clients everything I had learned. It was the first time that I heard about this concept of movement and we covered around 15 exercises during the […]

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Why Single Leg Exercises Stink!

We never want to do click bait with our newsletter or blog post titles and this is not that. There is definitely a reason that single leg exercises stink! It isn’t because the exercises themselves are bad, rather, people often […]

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Better Periodization For General Fitness

Periodization is a big word used in the strength training world. At a very basic level, it simply refers to planning. Planning of what? The goal and why periodization came about was from Olympic coaches (predominately in Easter European countries) […]

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Being A Smarter Fitness Business Pro

When I was finishing college, every Friday afternoon I would rush to our computer commons so that I could print off the new articles that were posted on my favorite training website. In the late ’90’s, internet magazines were just […]

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How To Get WAY More Strength & Conditioning

When I began my coaching career 25 years ago, strength training was done with weights (both free weights and machines) and “conditioning” was what you did on cardio equipment. Then we started to realize we were missing a great opportunity […]

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Why Most Glute Workouts Stink!

It was the late 90’s and I was finishing up my degree in Exercise Science when I was also frantically taking as many continuing education courses by coaches in the field. This was a time where the educational opportunities were […]

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