Prioritizes compound movements spread across multiple days to maintain balanced muscle development and year-round readiness. Combines upper push/pull, squats, hinges, and core work with adjustable intensity based on daily energy levels.
Regularly incorporates slow-digesting carbohydrates like sweet potatoes and oatmeal to fuel workouts and maintain energy. Times carb intake around training sessions while avoiding late-night consumption.
Dedicates 10-15 minutes daily to dynamic joint mobility exercises and foam rolling before lifting. Focuses on thoracic spine mobility, hip flexibility, and shoulder health.
Concludes strength sessions with 3-5 explosive 10-second intervals on air bikes or vertical climbers. Maintains cardiovascular conditioning without excessive time commitment.
Regularly substitutes gym sessions with hiking, mountain biking, or trail running. Uses nature as both physical training and mental reset.
Eats 6-8 small meals daily with 1g protein per pound of bodyweight. Prioritizes whole food sources like eggs and chicken, using shakes only when necessary.
Prioritizes 7 hours nightly sleep despite parenting four children. Uses blackout curtains and temperature control to maximize sleep quality.
Begins days with 10-minute mindfulness sessions to manage anxiety. Focuses on breathwork rather than spiritual aspects.
Undergoes regular colonoscopies and physicals. Advocates early cancer detection after a potentially life-saving polyp removal.
Cycles between muscle-building phases and functional training. Adjusts rep ranges from 6-12 (hypertrophy) to 12-15 (endurance) based on role requirements.
Uses targeted myofascial release before workouts on trouble areas like quads and lats. Focuses on improving circulation rather than pain tolerance.
Never repeats exact exercise routines consecutively. Rotates between barbell, dumbbell, and bodyweight variations of core lifts.
Carries electrolyte-infused water at all times. Times intake to sip every 15 minutes during workouts for sustained performance.
Takes breakfast outdoors when possible for natural light exposure. Combines with light walking for circadian rhythm regulation.
Consumes fast-digesting carbs immediately after training. Uses white rice or fruit to replenish glycogen without digestive discomfort.
Ends upper body days with heavy carries. Uses 50-meter walks with challenging weights to boost grip strength and core stability.