It's also in the current 'Power By Pavel' Newsletter.
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Jordan Vezina
- Jordan Vezina
- Palo Alto, CA, United States
- I use Holosun optics, don't run backup irons and don't really care what you think about it.
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Great article Jordan! Very very interesting real deal stuff and excellent writing. congrats man!
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ReplyDeleteNice article! I always think it is interesting to learn how people were introduced to kettlebells. Most people also have a separate story describing their AhHa moment when they realize that functional training helps them reach their goals (what, you mean I don't have to do 30 minutes of cardio after my preacher curls?!?) Nice job.
Also, thanks for adding me to your links.
Matt
Jordan,
ReplyDeleteNice article! I always think it is interesting to learn how people were introduced to kettlebells. Most people also have a separate story describing their AhHa moment when they realize that functional training helps them reach their goals (what, you mean I don't have to do 30 minutes of cardio after my preacher curls?!?) Nice job.
Also, thanks for adding me to your links.
Matt
Thanks Rif.
ReplyDeleteMatt, I meant to put it up sooner but was delayed. That reminds me, I forgot to do my hour of preacher curls today. You know, for the guns.
VERY nice.
ReplyDeleteDude, that was fucking great! You don't seem psycho at all when you put your training into context like that. "Logical" is more like it ~ you train for the job.
ReplyDelete5.56 isn't quite as threatening when the shooter is extracting lung-cookies, eh?.
I really love where you're coming from with this article. That's the picture of functional fitness I've always had. I don't work very hard at it (fitness), but when I do train, that's the direction I'm pointing toward.
I Loved it. You are the man.
Thanks Nikki.
ReplyDeleteAaron, that is high praise indeed, thanks. It feels good to be the man.
Dig it.
ReplyDeleteGreat article. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kai.
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