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Podcast: The Tactical Fitness Report with Stew Smith
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The Tactical Fitness Report PodcastOver 200 Tactical Fitness Podcasts Completed Here is my FREE podcast I created to be viewed or heard as desired. I have done most with former Navy SEAL Jeff Nichols (www.performancefirstus.com) and others with other former Spec Ops members, my mentors, and friends. To, Through, and After Podcasts Also check out the TO, THROUGH, and AFTER Podcasts where we go into the journey of many special operators, tactical athletes, and more. You can see the podcast on Youtube.com/stew50smith (video), Apple Podcast- (search Tactical Fitness Report with Stew Smith), Google Play - search Tactical Fitness Report with...
Favorite Spec Ops Workouts for an ENTIRE Week
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Stew - I noticed you have been posting your favorite workouts of the week on Military.com, so if you had a full week of your favorites what would it look like? SteveGreat question - I decided to make a week of my favorites or "fall back" workouts to set up this week for the Spec Ops Workout of the Week. They are tough full body workouts with a few two-a-days, followed by a good cardio workout of run, swim, or ruck with some non impact tabata intervals / pyramids thrown in too. See a full week of my favorite workouts!!Day...
The Problem with Fitness Bloggers...
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As a fitness writer / trainer, I enjoy receiving emails from people asking for help with achieving their goals. In fact, many of the emails I receive each week give me great ideas to develop into articles, APPs, eBooks, and occasionally a published book. The primary goal of a fitness writer should be to provide insight and safe methods to assist readers with a path to better themselves physically. This is a very powerful responsibility to hold, because it is often experienced that through increased physical fitness levels people improve their capabilities in many other...