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High Intensity Business
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5d •
Strength Forum Event Details
Courtesy of Luke Carlson… PDF has links for hotel and registration. We will have more updates on speakers in the coming weeks/months but we're thrilled that Dr. Lauren Colenso Semple and Dr. James Fisher will be joining as keynotes!
1 like • 2d
@Lawrence Neal I’m going to try to figure it out. I’ll try to attend at least a few lectures.
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@Lawrence Neal if YOU are going to be there, I’ll make SURE of it 💪
Jun 17 •
IS v MEDX
for anyone whos used both - how would you compare Imagine Strength to Medx? Particularly their chest press and leg extension Thank you
2 likes • Jul 4
@Yannich Captain Consider the finish and build quality of both to be about the same. The primary differences (problems) with Imagine Strength seem to be improper installation and setup. I think, when they resolve those issues, people will be amazed with IS equipment.
1 like • 25d
@Yannich Captain I've watched good installers. Ideally, the company would have it's own installers, but that task is frequently contracted out. The installation of any equipment can be done improperly, but with what we do, we can FEEL the errors, often immediately. EVERY installation WILL have problems. They were transported on a rolling earthquake. Good installers know the problems to expect. Good installers are well prepared, and over prepared (extra stickers, weight pins, etc). Good installers are there for MANY hours after the equipment has been setup and installed. The more equipment, the more hours. I'm guessing you mean an equipment setup and installation manual with instructions. I didn't see Thor Swanson using one, but he wouldn't need one.
Jul 3 •
Do clients get it?
This is a bit of an embarrassing question, but I’m wondering if other studios have the same issue. We have a primarily an older client group 60 and beyond. The vast majority of our clients do not train to momentary muscular failure. They seem to still get benefit from the workout because they are seeing strength increases and report daily activities at home being easier to perform. There are only a small few that actually want to get pushed hard enough to go to muscular failure. A lot of our sessions just end up as a social 20 or 30 minutes with the client where they do moderate to moderately hard exercise. Sometimes this makes me feel like I’m not doing my job correctly. Does anyone else have this problem?
8 likes • Jul 8
Every set, "... as hard as you DARE". Everyone's 'dare' is a bit different. Ideally, they learn to 'dare' a little more each time.
Feb 27 •
My Experience with Max Strength Fitness
This is a post to journal my experience with Max Strength Fitness. I applied for a job earlier this week, talked with Jeff Tomaszewski, the franchisor, on Tuesday, Justin and Jamie, the owner/operator and Manager. They seemed excited about having me come aboard. I’m going to make weekly videos and posts here about the experience. I’ll make a video soon about the interviews. https://youtu.be/hJdoiKotIyE?si=dAdIr41yFZiz7Qs1
0 likes • Jun 10
I am no longer with Max Strength Winter Springs. I wasn’t good enough. 😞💔
4 likes • Jun 21
A discussion on the close of my Max Strength Experience.
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May 20 •
What does GREAT coaching look like?
In the last week, two successful HIT trainers told me this video changed their life. This is how you coach personal strength training.
1 like • May 31
EVERY trainer should watch it, not just those wanting to do virtual training.
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@daniel-thompson-6170
Former SSEG Exercise Instructor, wanting to get back into Exercise Instruction, and get back in touch with SSEG colleagues.
Active 2d ago
Joined Aug 29, 2025
Oviedo, Florida, USA
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