Upon hearing the name of my gym, Warrior Fitness Gym, and my 30 year martial arts background, many people become hesitant and ask me, “Do I need to be a martial artist to train with you? Do I have to be a warrior?” The answer to the first question is no and the answer to the second question is yes.
You do not have to train martial arts to join my gym, in fact the majority of the clients who train with me at the gym are not, but yes, you DO have to be a warrior! The definition of warrior that I am using here is – “One who is engaged aggressively or energetically in an activity, cause, or conflict.”
Your activity is fitness training.
Your cause is to be the strongest, healthiest, best version of yourself you can possibly be.
Your conflict is fighting against mediocrity, laziness, and the pull of simply going along with the herd.
Good enough is NOT good enough, good is the enemy of GREAT!
If you are not a warrior, don’t worry. I’ll make you one.
Why should you train this way?
Quite simple. You are dissatisfied with the status quo. You want something different, better, more effective, and quite frankly much cooler and more kick ass than traditional boring fitness workouts. You want to walk tall and stand out from the crowd, not be lost in the masses as another wall flower. You want to become the most powerful version of yourself possible and you will fight hard to do it.
Warrior training is the essence of fitness. Remember that sports were created as a way for warriors to practice and hone thier skills in times of peace. Almost all physical training that has stood the test of time was once warrior training. In essence, training like this will bring you back to the root of what fitness training really is – training for battle. Yes, even if you never engage in combat, this type of training will prepare you to face any challenges life may throw at you.
My recommendation? Train with me. Train like a warrior.
