1865: Why Most Fitness in the Media is BS
Description: In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin speak with Nathaniel Nolan who recently made news "as the man who got ripped running like a dog."
- The CRAZY story behind how Nathaniel went viral. (2:13)
- His background in the fitness space and how he got into animal flow. (6:43)
- Has this had an impact on his business? (9:57)
- Why big media companies are NOT looking out for the people they are trying to exploit. (11:36)
- His WHY into becoming a personal trainer. (14:26)
- Why most of the fitness media is simply GARBAGE! (17:27)
- The purpose behind modulating intensity. (22:09)
- Highlighting why the consumer MUST take headlines with a grain of salt. (26:23)
- The importance of mobility, trigger, and focus sessions within the MAPS Programs. (31:11)
Related Links/Products Mentioned
- July Promotion: RGB Bundle or MAPS Suspension 50% off! **Promo code JULY50 at checkout**
- I'm a personal trainer and running like a dog made me crazy ripped
- New Fitness Craze is Running Like a Dog on All Fours
- The Most Overlooked Muscle Building Principle – Mind Pump Blog
- MAPS Prime Webinar
- MAPS Prime Pro Webinar
- Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube
- Mind Pump Free Resources
Featured Guest
- Nathaniel Nolan (@xpmovement) TikTok
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