Posts Tagged ‘The Elite Body’

This is an interview for the record books. When Tom Venuto, author of Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle agreed to be interviewed for The Elite Body, I was really excited, but little did I know that the call would last almost 2 hours!

Tom really put on a master class. He reveals which exercises are the best for boosting up your metabolism, his 10 rules for nutrition that keeps you lean, and the most common limiting beliefs that people have when it comes to transforming their bodies. This call is so good, that I’m going to keep the replay up througout the weekend for free.  You can listen to this amazing seminar for a limited time by clicking here.

This is an excerpt from an Elite Body interview with Turbulence Training creator Craig Ballantyne about what is interval training.

Jim:    Let me ask you this, for people who don’t know, what is interval training?

Craig:    Sure.  But, before I mention what interval training is, I always want to make sure people understand they need Read the rest of this entry »

The following is an excerpt of an interview I did for The Elite Body, with Vince Delmonte, author of No Nonsense Muscle Building.

Jim: What exactly is going on when we’re building muscle?  When we’re working out, what’s happening physiologically to our bodies to build muscle?

Vince:    Sure.  We’ll let’s tone it down for everyone to understand what’s happening at a basic level.  I like to use this kind of analogy.  First off, Read the rest of this entry »

The following is an excerpt of an interview I did for The Elite Body, with Shawn Phillips, author of Strength for Life.

Jim: Let me ask you this. What are some of the biggest misconceptions people have when it comes to burning fat and losing weight?

Shawn:    I think one of them and I mentioned part of it, but I’ll take it a little deeper which is that it’s kind of like we have this Read the rest of this entry »

The following is an excerpt of an interview I did for The Elite Body, with Shawn Phillips, author of Strength for Life.

Jim: I’m always talking about the mind and how to redefine things to gain a new perspective.  How does Strength for Life and your definition of health differ from the generally accepted definitions?

Shawn:    What you’re talking about Jim too and I think you’re really picking up on is I’m big into Read the rest of this entry »

I believe that our reality is a reflection of our thoughts. I believe the body you have right now is a reflection of the body you think you should have.

I interviewed Shawn Phillips this week and he explained this idea in such clear and profound ways that it could change the way that you think about strength for the rest of your life. He became famous for having world class abs, and since then he has continued to go deeper into teaching how you can create the body of your dreams, from the inside out. You can listen to a replay of this powerful seminar for a limited time by clicking here.

I just finished interviewing Rob Poulos, author of Fat Burning Furnace. If you want to turn your body into a fat burning furnace you need to listen to this call. Rob has one of the most common sense approaches to losing fat and building muscle that I’ve ever heard. If you’re a busy person than this is the call for you because his plan requires less than an hour a week of exercise.  You can listen to a replay of the interview for limited time by clicking here.

PS: If you haven’t signed up for the free Elite Body series yet, click here

I just finished interviewing Fitness Model Champion, Vince Delmonte and it was awesome. Vince is a fantastic model of motivation. He shares some distinctions about how to set goals that are profound. It was also fascinating to hear his technique for creating  unstoppable commitment to his stated goal. You can listen to a replay of the interview here for the next 24 hours.

PS: If you haven’t signed up for the free Elite Body series yet, click here

I interviewed Craig Ballantyne this week for The Elite Body Expert Series (if you haven’t signed up yet, click here) and got the chance to ask him what the main idea and philosophy is behind Turbulence Training, and here is what he had to say:

Craig Ballantyne, creator of Turbulence Training: “I came up with this in the late 90s.  I was finishing graduate school, and  was doing a lot of research in the cardiovascular area.  We were actually looking at . . . Read the rest of this entry »