By Keith Scott on Jun 9, 2008 in Fitness, Hard-Core Training, Personal Training, mental toughness, motivation | 0 Comments
Its going to be 99 degrees today in New Jersey, with a heat index of 106. That is pretty hot. I spent 13 years in Arizona, so I am used to heat. It doesn’t really bother me at all.
I have a full load of clients today as well. I know that by 12:00 Noon it […]
By Keith Scott on Jun 4, 2008 in Fitness, inspiration, mental toughness, motivation | 0 Comments
The job of a personal trainer or fitness coach is an interesting one. A full time trainer trains people all day long and watches their clients lose pounds and inches, while others get stronger and pack on muscle from adhering to your guidance and training wisdom. You write programs, trouble shoot plateaus come up with […]
By Keith Scott on May 22, 2008 in Fitness, health and fitness, inspiration, mental toughness, motivation | 1 Comment
It is always sad for me to watch people give up on themselves. I get excited when I see people come into the gym with new goals and aspirations about their body and overall health…motivation is at an all time high and these people start training with a purpose. After months of hard training, goals […]
By Keith Scott on Apr 16, 2008 in Eddie Vedder, Fitness, Hard-Core Training, Muscle Building, Music, Pearl Jam, Strength Training, mental toughness, sports psychology | 0 Comments
I was fortunate to travel to Los Angeles this past weekend to see a couple of Eddie Vedder concerts. (If you have never seen Eddie or Pearl Jam in concert, I highly recommend it.) I met up with my good friend Jason Ferruggia of Muscle Gaining Secrets fame. If you don’t know of Jay or […]
By Keith Scott on Mar 25, 2008 in Cardio, Fitness, Personal Training, Private Training, Sports Performance, Strength Training, Strength and Performance, health and fitness, mental toughness, sports psychology | 1 Comment
How hard should you push when training? How much can the human body take before it gives out? Are you pushing too hard? Not pushing hard enough?
I am old school when it comes to training. Not all of the education in the world means a whole lot when dealing with the human spirit. As a […]
By Keith Scott on Mar 3, 2008 in Fitness, Personal Training, Private Training, Strength Training, Strength and Performance, mental toughness, sports psychology | 0 Comments
Emotions fuel everything you do. At least that is my belief. Learning to use your emotions in a constructive way can fuel your own fire and help you do things you never thought possible before. In my own life, recognizing that I am angry or sad, or even excited about something can help me covert […]