Stuff To Read While You’re Pretending To Work: 10/7/16
The Sox lost last night, so eff it….lets just get into this week’s list of stuff to read.
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Some Stuff to Check Out Before You Read Stuff
1. Last Call: Dean Somerset and I will be in Minneapolis, MN (at Movement Minneapolis) next weekend (Oct 15-16th) for our final Complete Shoulder & Hip Blueprint workshop in 2016. It’s going to be an awesome, especially since Dean promised to lip sync You Outta Know by Alanis Morissette while discussing hip anteversion. Because, you know, he’s Canadian she’s Canadian, it makes sense.1
Go HERE for more information and to sign-up.
2. CORE (<– that’s my studio in Boston) will be hosting the I Am Not Afraid to Lift (Mindset Edition) workshop featuring Artemis Scantalides and my wife, Dr. Lisa Lewis.
Date: Sunday, November 6, 8AM-5PM.
If you’re interested in learning more about kettlebell and bodyweight training, proper technique, programming, as well as how to develop sound mindset strategies to enhance performance, this workshop will be a great use of your time.
This workshop is appropriate for women who lift of all levels, from women who have never lifted weights before, to beginners to advanced lifters. Men have attended too…;O)
Early bird rate ends THIS SUNDAY (10/9) and there are only five spots left. For more information you can click HERE (<– click events tab).
3. For a little change of pace I started Dr. John Rusin’s Functional Hypertrophy Training program this week.
- OMG I have been so sore all week (but in a good way). Definitely more volume than I’m used to, which is a good thing. It’s been a looooong time since I’ve done something like this. I’m looking forward to the process.
- I’m learning a lot doing it. I can tell John put a lot of thought into the structure of the program and everything – from exercise selection to exercise order – makes sense and has a purpose.
- Fuck him for making me so sore.
My plan is to do this program for a minimum of 12 weeks and to detail some of my experiences along the way via social media. If you’d like to jump in on the action go HERE and then use the code TG10 to save a little money off your purchase. Lets get jacked (and commiserate) together…;o)
And now lets get to the stuff to read.
6 Ways to Reduce Shoulder Pain During Squats – Tony Bonvechio
It’s common for many lifters to experience shoulder pain or discomfort when squatting, especially with heavier loads and/or frequency.
In this article CSP coach Tony B breaks down some strategies you can implement or consider to prevent that from happening in the first place.
What Women Should Eat to Build Muscle – Dr. Cassandra Forsythe
Cass hits everything in this article – how much protein to eat, whether or not nutrient timing matters, and attempting to finally putt an end to carbohydrate phobia. And those are just the tip of the iceberg.
Excellent article here.
Certified Weightlifting Performance Coach – Wil Fleming
TODAY (Friday, October 7th) is the last day this certification will be open. Wil is one of the best OLY coaches out there and this resource is, hands-down, one of the most thorough (and accessible) of its kind I have come across in a while.
If you’re a coach/personal trainer and looking to take your skill-set to the upper echelons of excellence you can’t go wrong here. And, it’s at a very affordable price.
Don’t miss out, go HERE, and clean up those cleans.
Social Media Highlights
I see many of my colleagues doing this and figured I’d jump in on the action. You know, cause I’m important.
I want to write a fitness/health book. Each page, 1-150, will say only one thing: “Be CONSISTENT with something, anything. Repeat. Forever.”
— Tony Gentilcore (@tonygentilcore1) October 6, 2016
Comments for This Entry
Rob
What equipment is needed for the FHT program?October 7, 2016 at 11:39 am |
TonyGentilcore
Just the basics - power rack, barbells, DBs, bands, bodyweight. It's pretty minimalOctober 7, 2016 at 4:50 pm |