Custom Strength Training & Nutrition Program
When we reach the age of 50 and beyond, many of us find it incredibly hard to build muscle. Both men and women start losing muscle mass as they age. Most people see their muscle mass diminish around 3% to 5% per decade after turning 30. That’s where I come in. It is my passion and my absolute pleasure to guide you in a cleaner lifestyle that helps you beat those odds.
Gaining Muscle Mass by Lifting Weights
Weight training is proven to be one of the best ways of reversing the loss of muscle mass as you age. It benefits both men and women. Both groups typically lose muscle mass because levels of testosterone or estrogen go down as you age.
FREE Online Macro Calculator
This calculator can provide a range of suggested values for a person’s macronutrient and Calorie needs based on specific selections. Great tool for setting up yor Nutritional goals in you calorie macro tracking apps!
Are You Ready For Change
Let’s use my system to get your levels back on track and transform your body and your life into something you can be proud of!
Mental Discipline, Consistency & Dedication: The Real Keys to Building Your Best Body After 50
Mental Discipline, Consistency & Dedication: The Real Keys to Building Your Best Body After 50 Most people think building an impressive physique after 50 comes down to the right training program, the perfect diet, or the latest recovery tool. Those things matter….
Can You Build Muscle After 50? The Real Benefits of Bodybuilding and Peptides
If you’re over 50 and wondering whether it’s still possible to build real muscle, the short answer is yes. In fact, resistance training (what most people call bodybuilding or strength training) is one of the most powerful tools available for men and women in their…
How to Build Muscle After 50: Practical Strategies That Actually Work
Building muscle after 50 is not only possible—it is one of the most effective ways to stay strong, independent, and healthy as you age. After age 30, most people lose roughly 3–5% of muscle mass per decade (sarcopenia). Hormone changes, reduced recovery capacity, and…
Mental Discipline, Consistency & Dedication: The Real Keys to Building Your Best Body After 50
Mental Discipline, Consistency & Dedication: The Real Keys to Building Your Best Body After 50 Most people think building an impressive physique after 50 comes down to the right training program, the perfect diet, or the latest recovery tool. Those things matter….
Can You Build Muscle After 50? The Real Benefits of Bodybuilding and Peptides
If you’re over 50 and wondering whether it’s still possible to build real muscle, the short answer is yes. In fact, resistance training (what most people call bodybuilding or strength training) is one of the most powerful tools available for men and women in their…
How to Build Muscle After 50: Practical Strategies That Actually Work
Building muscle after 50 is not only possible—it is one of the most effective ways to stay strong, independent, and healthy as you age. After age 30, most people lose roughly 3–5% of muscle mass per decade (sarcopenia). Hormone changes, reduced recovery capacity, and…
Cutting for a Bodybuilding Show
Cutting for a bodybuilding show is a very specific and demanding process aimed at reducing body fat to extremely low levels while preserving as much muscle mass as possible. It’s a science and an art, and it requires discipline, planning, and attention to detail….
What Inspires Me To Train So Hard?
In my 40’s, I felt like I was over the hill and life moving forward would be a mental and physical decline. After all, that’s what most people believe, right? In the begining, working out for me was a way to deal with the stress and anxiety I was feeling at the time….
Training Intensity Time Under Tension (TUT)
With my busy life, sometimes I find it difficult to spend more than an hour at a time in the gym. By incorporating time under tension, I can accomplish maximum muscle growth in less time. What is Time Under Tension Time under tension (TUT) is a weight training…
How to Stay Motivated to Keep Going to the Gym
The main reasons I see people quit in life is because they lack discipline. Most people want the results without doing the work.
The Journey
Early in recovery, body building was simply a means for me to release the stress and anger I had allowed myself to feel. After I quit drinking, I realized the problem wasn’t the drinking, it was my thinking! Remembering the first time I picked up that drink as a…