[quote]Dr. Ryan wrote:
Will Heffernan wrote:
Stuey wrote:
Dr. Ryan wrote:
You may want to rethink the mission statement. ‘SHIT happens’ sounds good to me. What do you think?
I don’t know about you but for me SHIT does not just happen, sometimes it can be a real strain. It is worth it however - in the world of training there really is nothing quite like a good SHIT.
Will, I’d be interested to hear what your ideas on diet are - Personally I have found that upping my carb intake has enabled me to SHIT more regularly.
I suggest an accompanying diet book, you could call it “Eating SHIT”.
I am assuming that you’re refering to my extensive and complete manual on Nutrition, Training and Recovery.
EAT SHIT and DIE.
Which completely covers diet and nutrition and glycogen loading from the EAT (Energy Accumulation for Training)series. As well as going into great detail on all the SHIT (Super High Intensity Training) I know. This manual also include all my new work and research on facilitating correct recovery, mobility and functional movement enhancemnet from the DIE (Delivering Improvement Enhancement) series.
EAT SHIT and DIE pretty much covers all my thoughts and aspirations towards T-Nation readers and coaches trying to emulate my evolutionary and insightful training practices.
EAT SHIT and DIE is sure to be a classic. It is exactly what everyone has been waiting for.
I’m sure you have been told to get the FUCK-OFF (Functional Understanding Conventional Kinesiology-Overcoming Fitness Fallacies) book. It should complement your EAT SHIT and DIE manual nicely.
Actually there is a whole series of FUCK products:
FUCK IT (Interval Training)
FUCK ME (Maximal Effort)
FUCK YOU (Yearly-program planning, Organization and Understanding)
FUCK THAT (Training Hierarchy Advanced Techniques)
FUCK THIS (Tactical High Intensity System)
FUCK TARD (Training Adaptations to Resistance Demands)
FUCK FACE (Functional Adaptations to Concentric Exercise)
There are many more, but I don’t want to FUCK with this SHIT.[/quote]
Mate that FUCK series was completely covered in the article I wrote promoting the the books years ago.
I can’t remember the exact promotional tag line it went under…I think it may have been GET FUCKED.
As I said then and as I think Dr Ryan is alluding to now…everybody should go out and get it.
My article was incredibly popular and to this day whenever I ring other strength and conditioning coaches it is always the first thing they say to me…I’m glad it had such a huge impact on people.