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5.0
Maximus was forged at one of the most elite training facilities in the world: Gym Jones.
This fitness bible embodies the atmosphere and training principles that produced the Spartan Warriors of 300 and Superman of, well, Superman.
The allure of Gym Jones is unmistakable. The website, the access to the their content, their single location somewhere in Salt Lake City, it all seemed like the stuff borne of legends.
Hailing from this proving ground is Bobby Maximus (or Robert MacDonald if you want to be boring), a giant man of muscle that is capable of producing elite level cardiovascular output on pain-inducing contraptions like the airbike, C2 rower, and SkiErg.
However, his primary weapon is his mind, which makes him seem like a literal philosopher’s stone.
There isn’t any fluff but there is lots of science. I suspect that the many notations and footnotes were added to satisfy the skinny legged academics. Alas, the tools and workouts combine for a valuable training resource that could change the notion of working out entirely.
The books is great for beginners because it is holistic in its approach to fitness and training. It covers deeply the psychological aspects of training and aims to give its reader full access to all of the necessary tools for physical transformation.
Visit www.outworkindustries.com/the-church-of-bobby-maximus for my full review, which includes videos of some of the best at work.
r/Onward
This fitness bible embodies the atmosphere and training principles that produced the Spartan Warriors of 300 and Superman of, well, Superman.
The allure of Gym Jones is unmistakable. The website, the access to the their content, their single location somewhere in Salt Lake City, it all seemed like the stuff borne of legends.
Hailing from this proving ground is Bobby Maximus (or Robert MacDonald if you want to be boring), a giant man of muscle that is capable of producing elite level cardiovascular output on pain-inducing contraptions like the airbike, C2 rower, and SkiErg.
However, his primary weapon is his mind, which makes him seem like a literal philosopher’s stone.
There isn’t any fluff but there is lots of science. I suspect that the many notations and footnotes were added to satisfy the skinny legged academics. Alas, the tools and workouts combine for a valuable training resource that could change the notion of working out entirely.
The books is great for beginners because it is holistic in its approach to fitness and training. It covers deeply the psychological aspects of training and aims to give its reader full access to all of the necessary tools for physical transformation.
Visit www.outworkindustries.com/the-church-of-bobby-maximus for my full review, which includes videos of some of the best at work.
r/Onward
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