PMCI July 2015 | Page 9

Long Term Fitness Over the years I started to notice that many of my Marine buddies were having trouble staying in condition. A number of them had to retire early due to injuries and many had trouble keeping their weight within standards. Now these were people I had known for years and trust me when I tell you they were some very tough, athletic people. On the other hand I was still going strong, remaining injury free and maintaining both my weight and a very high score on the physical fitness test. Why was this? The difference wasn’t due to any superior genetic gifts (far from it!), it was the training program I had developed and stubbornly stuck to for years. I had also tested my program when training Marines and from the results knew it was not only very effective, but time efficient and versatile (it can be tailored to meet almost any need). After a while people asked me to write down my program for them to do, and that eventually lead to me publishing my book, “Corps Strength”. In addition to Marines I’ve also given my program to firefighters and law enforcement friends and all have had great results. Simple to learn, time efficient (3-5 hours a week) and above all else results driven, this is a right to the point, no-nonsense way to get and stay in top physical condition. When I say top condition I’m not talking about body building or sports conditioning here, although you will improve your appearance, get your weight right and improve almost any sports performance. What my program is primarily designed to do is get you in the condition you need to perform as a military member, firefighter or cop. Real conditioning that will prepare you to handle almost any physical challenge 24/7. I know this not only from my own training but the observation and feedback from the several hundreds of that have used it. Forget the Fads In the fitness world trends come and go (this is even more true when it comes to diet). One day this is popular and in a few months that will be no good and you need to do this new method, using this machine, or supplement. For some reason people seem to mistrust the basic tried and true principles. It seems that if it’s not new, it won’ Ёݽɬ