Archive for May 2020

(No equipment, no time, no problem- the quick fix to building a muscular neck)By: Josh Bryant The look respected in a potentially volatile situation is not that of the men’s physique competitor with huge biceps! If one looks to build a physique that screams alpha male physical prowess and drips with masculine virility, it all starts…

by: Josh Bryant When it comes to size and strength building methodology—the rest-pause method is the presidential suite at the Ritz.  Time to check out of Motel 6. So, pour out that ripple, put out that swisher sweet, and  take a ride in a Big Ol’ Cadillac for a King of Denmark Cigar, washed down with…

by: Josh Bryant and Adam benShea  Thank you for continued, loyal support!  Because of this, for the next week, our newest book, Time Under Tension Tactical Training, will be available at the early bird price of $3.99. Grab it HERE before it doubles. “The time under tension training helped met at work. I got into an extended fight with…

With summer coming, let’s look at how heat acclimatization plays a vital role in modulating the body’s physiological responses and general ability to manage with exposure to heat. Heat acclimatization is an encompassing term that means a succession of adaptations that take place over seven to 14 days (with 75% of adaptations taking place the…

By: Josh Bryant Fast-twitch muscle fibers have the most potential for growth, lift the heaviest weights, lead to Tinder right swipes, aid in explosive movements on the field of play, and deliver the knockout blow in the self-preservation scenario at the gas station at 3 am.  With all of the benefits—let’s take a look at…

by: Adam benShea   You’re hanging out at home, a border town hotel, or an abandoned gun club on the Gulf coast.  This leaves you with some time for reflection.   Coffee in hand, you remember being a kid and hearing your grandpa reminisce about the old days.  One of the many things you noticed about him was the way…

By: Josh Bryant The brain connects an environment with a specific situation.   Think back to Pavlov’s dogs; Russian researcher, Ivan Pavlov, presented a stimulus (e.g. the sound of a metronome) and then gave the dog food. After a few repetitions, the dogs started to salivate in response to the sound. Environment is Everything Imagine dealing with a drinking problem; you overcame the…