Deadlift Only Program

As a boy, I was fascinated with having the ideal look to seem attractive to others. The zeal to get after it came when puberty hit me and I got to the point of feeling comfortable to start. I began with bodyweight workouts at home and kept at them until I progressed into the gym. This was my turning point, where I felt the most confident I ever have and that’s what hooked me (looking like a Greek statue didn't hurt either). Seeing that change from being overweight to skinny to muscular is where my continuous drive comes from. Over time, I built confidence in myself and realized I didn't have to look to anyone else for approval or validation. It is often very difficult to maintain in the face of external forces, but I constantly remind myself that I'm doing this for myself and me alone. This personal tenacity translates into my coaching. Whether you are at home or in the gym, I want my clients to stop caring about what others think and focus on what they want to achieve for themselves. To understand that they can look and feel like gods and goddesses, once they are committed to their goal. For anyone interested in getting started in fitness, whether at the gym or home, I’d say the easiest way to go about it is to have a workout buddy or hire a coach. It lessens the intimidation a lot and you’ll become comfortable and more confident as time goes on.