THIS ISN’T FITNESS NETFLIX
I’m getting tired of feeling like I have to explain 10,000 things every time I show you my training.
“Go to a doctor. Get evaluated. This might not be suitable for you. That might not be applicable to someone else.”
I understand why those distinctions matter. But I also feel limited when I can’t simply document my training life without feeling like I have to write a thousand-page disclaimer.
What I share is my training life.
I show you how I live and practice fitness. What do I do when my golfer’s elbow or tennis elbow comes back? What do I do with my hamstrings? How do I find a way to keep training when something isn’t working?
I’m not telling you that what I do is suitable for you. I’m showing you what I do.
And I don’t want to hide that.
How many times do you think I’ve had elbow pain? It comes and goes. Why do you think I train forearms like an obsessive? Because I’ve found that it helps me. Why do you think I have extra training programs that are not basic at all? Because there are things I need to do to keep my body training.
Necessity makes me find a way. Then I share it.
Everyone wants a simple program. Yes, I provide simple programs. But that doesn’t mean every training need is simple.
That’s why I have all these playlists, extra exercises, workarounds, and different ways of training. They exist because I needed them. I found a way to work with something, and I made it available.
You might look at one of those options and think, “I have something going on here too. Maybe there’s a way I can train around it.”
That doesn’t mean I’m going to heal your pain. I’m not a doctor, and I’m not promising that my solution is your solution.
I’m showing you that there might be another way to approach your training.
If something is advanced, I warn you. If I say, “Big fat warning on this move,” I mean it. I’m showing you why I do it and how I do it for myself. That is not an invitation to copy something you are not prepared for.
You have to be an independent-thinking person.
Observe. Learn. Take what interests you to your medical provider if you need evaluation or clearance. Then decide what is appropriate for you.
I’m a coach. I teach. I train. I share what I practice.
I don’t want to spend my training life hiding what I do because I cannot explain every possible thing that could go wrong for every possible person.
This isn’t Fitness Netflix.
I’m documenting my training. I make programs, from simple to advanced, because training is not one identical experience for everyone.
The ideas are abundant. The practice is individual.
Take what is useful. Be responsible for your choices. Get the help you need. And train.
I’ve got a training day to seize -WHAT ABOUT YOU?