How to Really Avoid Osteoporosis
Dozens of our Adventurers have reversed osteopenia. Here are the five things that help most, from lifting heavy to getting scanned.
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Straight talk on training, habits and how we coach, written by Alexander and the Shapesmiths at our Potsdam gym.
Dozens of our Adventurers have reversed osteopenia. Here are the five things that help most, from lifting heavy to getting scanned.
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From a coach with a lifetime of back pain: walking, strength training, losing weight and quitting smoking, and who to learn from.
Read the tale : You Don’t Have a Bad BackBack in 2023, I was struggling to focus on keeping the gym running and keeping enough new adventurers in the door. The problem was that at the time I was completely addicted to Facebook. I mean horribly so. So I figured, the only thing I could do was to forgo this addiction of mine by […]
Read the tale : We once tried to quit social media, It almost workedGetting in shape sounds simple until it isn’t. Why we’re a coach-led gym, and why that’s not for everyone.
Read the tale : Why we can’t work with people who “just want to work out”Every Shapesmith signs the same eight-line code when they join. Here it is, and why it exists.
Read the tale : Why our team has a code of conductHand-typed reminders, weekly schedule checks and hand-written programs: the six systems behind our 90%+ monthly show rate.
Read the tale : How we hold you accountable to your goalsWe tried one-on-one. We tried big classes. Here’s why six Adventurers per Shapesmith is the ratio where coaching actually works.
Read the tale : Why we cap our floor at six to oneWhen you come to Bjorn Fitness for a consultation, one of the first things we ask is whether you can commit to three sessions a week. For some people that’s easy. For others, it feels like a big ask. Here’s why we hold that line. Three days a week lets us individualize your programming properly […]
Read the tale : Why we require you to be available 3 days a weekReal change takes 12 to 24 months. Here’s why we work with adults 25 and older, and why helping a 65-year-old get off the floor means so much.
Read the tale : Why we only work with people over 25Every yes is a no to something else. Why “no time to exercise” is really a trade, and the simple plan that’s enough for most people.
Read the tale : You Don’t Have Time
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