My job and passion are personal training because I love improving people through exercise. However, not everyone loves exercise, especially clients I have had in the past. There’s no need to name names. However, most personal training clients see the … Read More
Author Archives: Balance Guy Training
The Disgraceful Aging Manifesto
Welcome to the “Disgraceful Aging Manifesto,” where I’ll attempt to curb aging stereotypes and help you embrace life regardless of your speedometer. Aging isn’t about gracefully fading into the background; it’s about charging into the fray with all biceps guns … Read More
Aging Disgracefully
When you’re young, you cannot wait to be older; when you’re getting old, you long for the days when you were young. That’s the thing about aging; when we’re young, we want to speed it up, and when we’re older, … Read More
Your Health Bank Account
I’d say that almost everybody wants a healthy bank account. Opening your bank statement online or by mail and seeing that you have money to cover life’s expenses with a bit extra for ‘fun’ provides a sense of security. Financial … Read More
The Ultimate Dumbbell-Only Home Workout
You don’t need a fully stocked gym to build muscle and strength and burn fat. In reality, all you need are dumbbells and this dumbbell-only home workout. Dumbbells are a versatile tool for at-home strength training, and you’ll get a full-body … Read More
The Pain Of Change
Change happens when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing. I had no choice when faced with change, so this rings true. It’s similar regarding working out, especially in the beginning stages or trying … Read More
Joint Saving Strength Training
The wear and tear on joints as you age is real. Whether you’ve lived an active life or not, one of the realities of staying above ground is that your joints will sometimes hurt. Joint-saving exercises are important because your … Read More
Problem Recognition
The definition of recognition is the acknowledgment of something’s existence, validity, or legality. An exciting way to start an article, don’t you think? Anyway, recognize my authority in pulling up Google definitions. One of the many ways we know we have … Read More
I Would Have, Could Have & Should Have
How often would you have, could have, and should have entered your thoughts? Me, probably too many times to count, and I’d imagine you may be in the same boat. Looking back, you will recall times when you made some … Read More