The Five Phases Of Deadlift Mastery With Marty Gallagher

The Five Phases Of Deadlift Mastery With Marty Gallagher

The deadlift has long been called “The King” of all progressive resistance back exercises. Done properly, no single back exercise can match the deadlift when it comes to creating functional power, usable athletic strength and dramatic increases in muscle size. Done improperly, the deadlift is ineffectual, dangerous and a complete waste of time. Marty Gallagher [...]

New 6 Month Coaching Program

New 6 Month Coaching Program

Let us be frank. Most gyms measure the success of their trainers solely by their ability to sell personal training sessions. It’s not about transformation and results. It’s about selling. Few gyms even have the ability, or the desire, to determine if anyone is getting stronger and healthier. If you are lucky enough to find [...]

On Texas BBQ and Getting Strong

On Texas BBQ and Getting Strong

I’m up early. My good friend Bill Campagna is having his annual Blues Bash this afternoon featuring the Tom Larsen Band. I’m pitching in by barbecuing some of my famous beef brisket that I put on my PK Grill about 2 hours ago. It’s 5:25 AM as I write this. Should be ready around 3 [...]

Are You Fat and In Pain?

Are You Fat and In Pain?

Seriously. Look, unless you have an incurable metabolic condition or a chronic problem for which there is no solution, then you should be neither obese, nor in pain. I will tell you that I am sympathetic to your plight if you are either (or both) and looking to make a change and become healthy.  But [...]

Super Human Training Teleseminar Series

Super Human Training Teleseminar Series

Would you like to learn from 10 top strength training and endurance building experts out there? What if it was all for FREE? Bud Jeffries and Logan Christopher are putting together the Super Human Training Teleseminar Series. This is a series of interviews with people like Mike Mahler, Adam Glass, Roger Lapointe, Andrew Durniat and [...]

So You Want To Change?

So You Want To Change?

So  this gentleman approached me at the gym the other day. I was at the water fountain after doing some dead-lifts and he was interested in hearing what I do to be so strong and lean.  He was about my age I’d say and looked pretty good. I sensed right away that this guy was [...]

“Fast Tens” and Kettlebells

“Fast Tens” and Kettlebells

Dan John, Sr. RKC wrote a wonderful article in the RKC manual about “Realistic Reps.” For most of us, we have about 10 quality reps in us. Quality is the key word here friend. I read all the time about “so and so” doing this and “such and such” doing that. Well, I’m here to [...]

My Day

My Day

I wrote this as I got a few requests to discuss my daily life routine. Please remember that we are all different. What works for one may not work for you. Also remember I am not a medical professional so none of what I write should or could be construed as medical advice. As is [...]

How Simple Is Your Training?

How Simple Is Your Training?

I hope that you try to make your life as simple as you can. Complicated is not the way to live. As Occam once said, “Make things as simple as you can but no simpler.” So why do so many of us insist on making their training so involved? Get from point A to point [...]

Why I Deadlift

Why I Deadlift

I always hated the dead lift. Mainly because I did it wrong. It hurt. I stayed away from it for over 20 years because of that. We did it when I played college football in our strength and conditioning work but I always abhorred those sessions. In retrospect, all we did was basically wrong. And [...]