Jailhouse Strong
Jailhouse Strong
Josh Bryant
Charles Poliquin
A really good book on interval training. - Charles Poliquin
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Jailhouse Strong

Jailhouse Strong

Josh Bryant
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Josh Bryant
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Step into the raw, unfettered world of Jailhouse Strong, where the constraints of conventional fitness wisdom are shattered by the relentless pursuit of raw strength and resilience. Authored by Josh Bryant, this groundbreaking book delves deep into the heart of strength training, unearthing the potent techniques honed in the most unforgiving environments – the prison yards. Drawing on the clandestine wisdom of inmates who've transformed their bodies and minds against all odds, Jailhouse Strong presents a compelling blueprint for functional strength that transcends the boundaries of traditional fitness regimes. With a narrative enriched by interviews from a spectrum of individuals, ranging from a former Mr. Olympia who found his strength behind bars, to a founding member of the Crips, Bryant weaves a compelling tapestry of stories that underscore the effectiveness and adaptability of the Jailhouse Strong methodology. Offering detailed programs that encompass lifting, bodyweight exercises, and conditioning infused with unarmed combat tactics, this book is a testament to achieving peak physical condition with minimal resources. Whether you're navigating the daily grind or confined to the limited spaces that life sometimes imposes, Jailhouse Strong equips you with the tools to forge a formidable physique and an indomitable spirit, proving that true strength is not just about the physical, but the power of the human will to overcome and thrive.

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Released
2013
1 Oct
Length
169
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A really good book on interval training. - Charles Poliquin
to a point a person’s life is shaped by environment, heredity, and changes in the world about them. Then there comes a time when it lies within their grasp to shape the clay of their life into the sort of thing they wish it to be. Only the weak blame parents, their race, their times, lack of good fortune or the quirks of fate. Everyone has the power to say, ‘This I am today. That I shall be tomorrow.
— Josh Bryant, Jailhouse Strong

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