The world’s top authority on intelligent muscle building, fat loss and upgrading body and mind.
The Muscle Intelligence Podcast gives us a simple to understand deep dive into the complex world of building a body you love, and living your greatness.
Weekly interviews with leading experts in a vast number of scientific fields focusing on health optimization (nutrition, sleep, hormones, mindfulness and mind set), strength, (both physical and mental), and muscle hypertrophy.
Learn proven strategies for optimum life performance, whether it be in the gym, the board room or the bedroom; this is the blueprint for becoming the upgraded modern man.
Ladies, this podcast is for you too. The topics, tips, and life hacks covered are essential for every individual who wants to upgrade themselves mentally and physically.
Today’s episode takes a deep dive into the best upper body training techniques – to help you break through the barriers that slow muscle growth
When approaching a body transformation, one of the most common mistakes people make is trying to skip ahead to the more nuanced layers of training,
I’m asked questions regularly from our coaching community about being more effective and efficient with time, training, work – you name it. I define “effective”
Today’s interview is with Dr. Doreen Saltiel, an outstanding resource in the process and nuance of optimizing testosterone levels. This episode is the ultimate guide
Today’s podcast is the fourth in our Six-Pillar Series, and takes a deep-dive into the pillar of life optimization that is often overlooked, but which
Today’s interview is with a man who is paving the way for today’s men to access their GREATEST potential. Jonathan Rios joins me for a
While the holiday season is traditionally seen as a time when many forego their priorities of health and fitness for social events and vacations, the
Today’s interview is on an array of subject matter that both those competing at an elite level, as well as those aspiring to be high-performers,
A very outdated, but still somewhat stereotypical, view of “eating to build muscle” is to load up on peanut butter, chicken, and eggs, and to
