I’ve seen some BS in my life…
But rarely do I see more of it than in the in the ‘Health and Fitness’ industry.
Yep, we got everything from contraptions designed to ’take the strain out of crunches…
to concoctions that miraculously melt away flab, while still allowing us to stuff our faces silly with refined sugar and bricks of butter…
When you stop and think about it, it’s ridiculous.
So why in the world do we still see these stupid claims?
Because these products and their ads sell ‘easy’ as well as sex.
Who doesn’t want those two?
It’s an easy sell, and since the majority of people want them, that’s what we get.
Problem is, those of us who want real strength, health, performance, and all of the other stuff you gotta ‘work’ for, we’re left scratching our heads.
There just isn’t that much quality information out there.
Take one good look at late night infomercials, muscle comics, fitness magazines, and the internet, if anything, things seem to be getting worse.
That’s why you need to be extra cautious about the ideas you let into your noggin’. If one takes root, it could be a ‘sonuva’ to remove.
But don’t take this to mean there isn’t any good info out there.
There’s a lot of great stuff out there. You just need to dig a little deeper to find it than back in the Golden Era of strength training.
What I’m trying to say is, don’t fall for all of those foolish promises you see out there.
If it’s too good to be true, it probably is. And chasing them is only going to make you tired, frustrated, and waste a ton of time.
Be careful of whose Kool-Aid you drink
Everybody seems to be an expert these days. I’m not saying they’re lying, just be sure to take a close look at their advice.
And developing true super strength and conditioning requires plenty of hard work, buckets of sweat, and just as many brain cells…
A lot of people may not be up to it. And mainstream fitness and advertisers may make question ‘hard work.’
But you know truth; nothing takes the place of intelligent and consistent hard work…
And it’s worth every bit of it.
Train Smart, Train Hard
Ray Toulany
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