2345: The Muscle Mommy Revolution

2345: The Muscle Mommy Revolution

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In this episode the guys break down how not to train your abs, covering the five biggest mistakes that keep people from ever seeing results from their core training. They cover why high reps are the wrong approach, how most people are using their hip flexors instead of their abs ...  Show more

2886: The 5 Steps to Becoming the Fittest You've Ever Been (For Life This Time)

In this episode the guys break down the five steps to becoming the fittest you've ever been for life — not just for a season. They cover why fitness should improve your life rather than become your life, the importance of building strength for longevity, moving well and being abl ...  Show more

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