Invest In Yourself With Fitness To Create A Better You!
There is a certain reality to pursuing a fitness goal. You may have noticed it by now. Simply put, you have to be the one who carries the load. If you don’t show up, no Read More
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FITLife Training Journal – Moving Parts
The fitness industry can have a lot of moving parts. They can be so different as to not seem like they are even related. For me, training is the constant and it connects me to Read More
Spring Day Workout – A Ceiling Of Blue
It was absolutely the most beautiful day of the year! Spring time had just hit hard after a very rainy winter for California and it was getting tough to focus on school and midterms. The Read More
Bodybuilding Training – A Clearer View!
In the 40 years that I’ve been training I’ve gained over 100 pounds! It’s taken a lot of work and workouts to go from a skinny 6’1, 145 pound basketball/baseball player to a 250 pound Read More
FITLife Training Journal – Before And After
Popularity has nothing to do with fitness. That’s something that can get lost in the age of social media and self promotion. We all have different reasons for going to the gym. You can be Read More
FITLife Training Journal – Travel, Train, Reflect!
There’s something about sitting relatively still for too long that is ironically tiring. Driving between Las Vegas and Northern California usually wipes me out. Traffic issues caused it to take 10 hours this time and Read More
Introducing Two New Fitness Info Courses (One Free!)
We are very pleased to have recently launched two new fitness information courses. One is a free course on Metabolic Burnout. This is a serious problem in the fitness industry that can bring your progress Read More
FITLife Journal – It’s All About Effort!
“How many push-ups can you do?” It was a simple question. But it happened to come from a fitness legend, Jack LaLanne. Three young admirers had asked him for advice on getting better/faster results and Read More
8 Lessons Learned From A Life Of Fitness!
We all have strengths and weaknesses. There’s good and bad to that. It’s easy to get caught up in the things we do well or that come easily at the expensive of putting the time Read More
Training To Match Your Mood
If you’ve ever looked to find that one perfect workout or training style, you probably wound up more confused than when you begin. That’s because there is no one magic workout that will fit everyone Read More