Monthly Archives: June 2011

Functional Warm Ups

I took advantage of one these beautiful Cincinnati mornings to shoot a couple of workout videos on my back deck. As a personal trainer, my schedule can sometimes get a little crazy. It’s a client and appointment driven business, so … Continue reading

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Release The Brakes

You know it profits a man nothing to gain the whole world, Rich, but Wales? -Thomas Moore, A Man For All Seasons You know you want something more, but the cost might seem too daunting. It might be related to … Continue reading

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Avoid This Common Training Mistake

One of my all time favorite lines from Clint Eastwood. No one likes to think they’ve got limitations. Not even me. But nevertheless, they are a part of reality. Not knowing your limitations and allowing too much raw emotion to … Continue reading

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The inner game of fat loss

Back when I was swimming in college I read a few books about the “inner game” and how it related to several sports. I also remember my coach Monty Hopkins talking about the necessity of acting and thinking like a … Continue reading

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