Your Calves, Your Second Heart, and Why Context Runs the Show

by- Josh Bryant Folks argue all day about whether walking counts as exercise. If you cracked the top 10 at the Boston Marathon last year, a 20-minute stroll after dinner is basically active recovery—like flossing your teeth, not pulling one. But if you’re 450 pounds, logging 800 steps a day, and rocking a resting heart…

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Train Violently to Be Violent: The Path to Explosive Power

By Josh Bryant and Joe Giandonato Explosive Strength Training with Josh: Lost in Translation While maximal strength sits atop the food chain, being strong as an ox, but slow to show it just means more splinters in your ass from riding the pine. The great ones don’t just hoard strength—they unleash in fractions of a…

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Build Strength That Lasts—New Program Just Dropped

Labor Day is about doing the work that builds something that lasts. Right now, strength is in crisis—big numbers that only exist under perfect lighting and a spray of posing oil. They disappear when chaos, fatigue, or real life shows up. Sound familiar? That’s why Tom Haviland and I built Physically Fortified Powerbuilding—a brand new…

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