Random Training = Random Results

One of the biggest problems rampant among many types of fitness programs is that random training yields random results. It is difficult to measure progress when the parameters are constantly shifting. In order for the body to produce an adaptation for improved performance in life, sport, or martial art, we must apply specific stimulus as…

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The 13 Deadly Sins of Fitness

Bless me Coach for I have sinned.  It’s been a while since my last fitness confession.  These are my top 13 most deadly fitness sins… (Yes, I know there are only 7 deadly sins but I just couldn’t stop at 7…) I did not make the time to work out consistently. I was too lazy…

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Top 10 Warrior Blog Posts of 2012

Who doesn’t love Top 10 Lists?   Earlier in the week when I began looking back over the Warrior Blog 2012 to put together my Year in Review post, it occurred to me that I should also do my very own top 10 list.  Why not?  It’s a great way to review and recap the most…

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The Myth of the Impossible Workout

Strap in, Warriors.  I have something I need to get off my chest. This has been on my mind lately and it drives me absolutely crazy.  It’s the idea running rampant in the fitness industry that to have had a productive, effective workout you must lying in the fetal position in a pool of your own…

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Muscle Confusion Got Ya Confused?

If muscle confusion has you confused, don’t worry because you’re not alone.  There has been a lot of misinformation regarding this pseudo-scientific training method bandied about the past couple years over the Internet, as well as in local personal training studios, gyms,  and bootcamps.  Hopefully this article will help clear up some of the major…

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