Archive for February, 2008

My Smartest Client is my Dog! »

When I was a kid playing sports, I would, like most kids, have endless excuses to why I didn’t perform well, or why I lost on a particular day. Kids want to impress their parents, coaches and friends all of the time, so the natural defense mechanism is to make up excuses. “My arm hurt,” […]

What’s your inspiration? »

 
I found mine when I was 10 years old, I think. Every time I hear the music, I drift into a memory of me, in my basement, doing 100s of sit-ups, push-ups and shoulder raises. I would follow those up with 20 minutes of jump roping and then off to hit my speed bag. I […]

The “Six-Pack” »

 
Who doesn’t want a six-pack? (Abs, not beer…) Maybe not all of you, some people like to just get a “flat stomach” and not six-pack, rock hard abs. Whatever you desire, we can probably agree that most people reading this want a firm, flat stomach of some sort, and if you can get some abs […]

Commitment »

 Are you committed?
I was pulling out of the gym where I train the other day and I see a very large, obese man walking to his car. He is carrying a bag with a salad in it from the Salad Works store, which is on the far distant side of the plaza. This man parked […]

Getting Started (on the fitness journey…) »

One of the biggest problems that people have with fitness is getting started. For some it has been months and others years since they did anything remotely fitness related. Diets have become routines, filled with convenience only, and no nutrition or conscious thought into what a person eats comes into play anymore. Exercise is almost […]

Healthy Hips - Part III »

 In this installment, I am going to list very simple, basic exercises that anyone can do to help keep the hips healthy. This article will briefly cover strength training for and around the hip complex. Plug these exercises into your routine to help keep strong, healthy hips. These exercises are meant to be simple and […]

Healthy Hips - Part II »

 In the last article I talked about how to identify three common hip issues. Hopefully these tests helped many readers better examine their own problem areas around the hip. In this installment, I am going to give you a few “fixes” for those common hip problems and also some preventive exercises as well.

Healthy Hips - Part I »

 The hip complex is one of the most important and under-trained areas on the body. With that said, it is one of the most important areas for everyone to train. Low back problems and knee problems are the biggest areas of pain and dysfunction that I have dealt with in most of my years working […]

Out of control - Lessons on FAT »

 As I was driving back to work from my lunch break a few days ago, I noticed something about three blocks ahead of me, in the distance, in the middle of the road. As I got closer, I saw an extremely large, obese man attempting to cross the street. Naturally, I slowed down so I […]

15 ways to become disgustingly fat, unfit, unhealthy and a physical mess »

 
“We are a product of our habits, and all of mine are bad!”- K.M.
I spend way too much time telling people what they should eat, what they should do in the gyn, and too much time telling people how they should take care of their body. Don’t get me wrong, I love doing it…after all, it’s […]

In The Media: MEN’S FITNESS EXPERT, Keith Scott »

Check out the March issue of Men’s Fitness (on newsstands now) for my latest feature article. In this edition, I expose the absolute best ways to build a rock solid “core.” Turn to page 94 entitled “The Ultimate Core Workout” to read all about how to build your core without having to do 100s of […]

Three simple (very simple) steps for FAT LOSS »

I will keep this short and simple. No theories, no major explanations, no stories…just some facts based on years of experience, education and experimentation.
Do these three things and you will increase your chances of losing major fat, in the quickest time possible.

Product Review: “Turbulence Training” »

 
The first thing I noticed when I first received my Turbulence Training package was just how much I got for that price. It was loaded! Beyond that, and most important, was the quality of information provided in the book.

Turning 40 »

 Middle-Age-itis
 I am not turning 40…just wanted to clear that up. I am a few years off that number, but I have many friends that turn the big “4-0″ this year. I have some other friends that are turning or have recently turned 50 as well. Whether you see middle age as 40 or 50…or […]

Super Bowl Lessons »

 5 things learned from the Super Bowl

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