Why coaches who’ve “been around forever” sometimes quietly rebuild their whole message around whatever’s hot, and how that’s different from genuinely evolving a system.
The peptide wave that exploded six months ago and is already cooling off, and why we never jumped on it even when clients were asking.
GLP-1s: what the data is actually showing about who’s using them, how long they stay on them, and what happens when they come off without a plan in place. Spoiler, it’s not just regaining the weight. It’s regaining it with less muscle than before.
Why most people in the gym are “exercising,” not training, and the difference between the two. This is the one we get asked about constantly.
The “customization” myth. If you’ve ever wondered whether a group training program can really work as well as something built just for you, Erik breaks down exactly what question to ask back when someone tells you their plan is more custom. It’s a good one.
Why training is a sport, not a chore, and what changes when you start treating it like one.
We’re voting on a new segment, Friday Fire, where we get into the stuff that’s actually annoying us in this industry. You’ll hear how that vote went.
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