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Showing posts with label transformation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transformation. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

The Secret Super Fast Six Pack Abs Bro-gram (or Heavy Lifting?)


Sorry for I have not updated this blog in a long time. I’ve been busy with work.

To make up my long silence, I'm back with a big announcement!

What I’m going to tell you next is going to change your life forever. I’ve dug into deepest of Pubmed and read every fitness article ever written. I’ve cruched the data day and night.

And finally... I’ve combined all the science of muscle gain and fat loss into one package; an audio book.

It is titled The Secret Super Fast Six Pack Abs Bro-gram™ (no typos here, folks).

You Need Magic: How It Happens?


This bro-gram gives you the right tools to turn your body into a fat exploding volcano!

From SSFSPAB™ protocol you will learn seventeen secret cruch techniques and special biceps curls, that also work as an ab-killer exercise. If you order now, you’ll also get a free DVD teaching you to do shit this dumbass does (*click* it's a video).

And it’s only $99.

Or... Just Lift Heavy


OK, I’m just f*cking with you. No audio books, DVDs or secrets here.

But I have something to show you that’s actually real. Do you still remeber Patrik - a guy who shed 28 lbs of fat and got strong in just 3 months - from one of my earlier posts?

How’s he doing these days? Well, take a look.

Patrik 3.0. Children are frightened of him.

No special core exercises, bosu-balls, or curls. Patrik does what we do here; he trains hard and lifts heavy. He does consistent work and keeps things simple.

He also hits clubs pretty much every weekend. Yes, beer included. Being fit and strong doesn’t mean you have to give up your life for it.

Stop looking for another magic bullet. All the answers to your questions are already here.

Train smart. And then, train hard.

Friday, July 15, 2011

How to Walk the Talk: Keep Your Goals to Yourself



There are a lot of people, who constantly make a big fuss about their goals. They might be on a mission to quit smoking, lose weight or gain muscle or whatever they are into at the moment. If you are not one of them, you most certainly know some of them.

I'm going to do this and I'm going to do that!

And what happens? They never get shit done. Well technically, they do get started with a massive amount of enthusiasm but never actually finish anything. What they probably should've done, is keep their mouth shut. Let me explain.

Talking or Doing?


It's a good thing to tell people about your goals and intentions, isn't it? Apparently not. Some studies have been made and some books have been written about the subject. To cut the story short: telling someone your goals makes them less likely to happen.

Human brain isn't always very clever. Seemingly, it often can't make a difference between talking and doing. Telling someone your goal and getting aknowledged of that tricks your brain to think, that it's already been done. Because of that feeling of satisfation, you end up less motivated to actually do the dirty work.

Your brain is after the reward and it doesn't really mind, whether it comes from actually walking the walk or just talking the talk.

So, keep your goals to yourself and just do the work.

For more information, see a 3 minute TED Talk by Derek Shivers titled Keep Your Goals to Yourself.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

How People Around You Shape You

A pic of the awesome poster made by Hannu Saarinen.

Earlier today I was sparring submission wrestling with a friend. To me that meant a full hour of proper ass whooping. My poor performance kind of pissed me off, but after a while I ended up thinking about something that's been rolling in my head for a while now.

You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.

Above is a quote from Jim Rohn.

If you want to grow and move forward, it's crucial to have inspiring and skilled people around you.

Are the people you spend time with the people you admire? Do you spend time with people who bring you down or people who enable you to take the next step?

Quoting Steven Winterburn.

Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self esteem, first make sure you are not, in fact, just surrounded by assholes.

In sports, moving to the next level often means getting your ass kicked every now and then, but so be it. Let it elevate you.

Resonate With People With Traits You Aspire To Have


Meet Patrik, a friend of mine who I first met few months ago. Soon after, he started to pay attention to his eating habits a bit more and go to gym with me. In three months he dropped over 28 lbs (13 kg) of body fat and got a whole lot stronger. Sadly we didn't take proper before/after -pictures so you'll just have to settle for these. Click to see a larger version.
Patrik's 3 Month Transformation.

Lesson of the Day: If you want to be fit, start hanging out with fit people. If you want to be smart, start hanging out with smart people. If you want to be a great cook, start hanging out with great cooks. You get the idea.

Oh, and just in case, if you start hanging out with people with shaved heads, you just might end up shaving your own one day. You've been warned!