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Mack little

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🔁 Mindset Shift
Stop waiting to feel ready. You don’t need more motivation. You need a higher standard. Old mindset: “I’ll start when life slows down.” New mindset: “This is my life. I train inside it.” Momentum starts with one kept promise to yourself. Raise the standard.
0 likes • 16d
If you say I will start training someday, I cked out the calendar and saw Monday, Tuesday, etc but no someday!
Why Busy Dads Stay Stuck
It’s not lack of effort. It’s lack of structure. Most guys: Train too hard for 10 days Fall off Restart Monday That cycle keeps you stuck. Here’s what actually works: 3–4 structured workouts High protein daily Recovery built in 80–90% consistency (not perfection) You need a system you can repeat. What’s the one thing that usually throws you off during the week? 👇
0 likes • 19d
Not starting my workouts at the same time of day for each workout, if I push it off a couple hours it messes with my routine.
Training Like an Athlete Over 30
Training like an athlete over 30 is not about: ❌ Maxing out every workout ❌ Destroying your joints ❌ Training 6 days a week It is about: ✔️ Strength first ✔️ Single-leg and core work ✔️ Mobility and recovery built in You earn power and intensity by building the foundation. That’s how you stay athletic long term.
0 likes • Jan 23
Mack, totally agree. Single leg and core work makes an incredible improvement in how I feel daily. As you know, I still want to work a lot more on my core! Just asking the community, are any of you increasing your focus on core or single leg activity? Thx jim
Quick training tip for your next workout 🏋️‍♂️
If your joints feel beat up lately, slow down the eccentric (lowering) phase on your main lifts. More control = more stimulus with less wear and tear.
1 like • Jan 22
Thanks Mack, does that slow approach work for knees, elbows, hips etc , I.e. for al joints?
Most people don’t need more training. They need better training
If you used to be an athlete, this will hit: You don’t lose results because you’re “getting older.” You lose results because you’re either: • Training like you’re still 22 • Or not training at all Both lead to the same place: frustration. The goal now isn’t crushing yourself every session. It’s training with intent: • Strength that carries over to real life • Single-leg work for balance & longevity • Enough intensity to improve • Enough recovery to keep showing up
0 likes • Jan 20
Mack great ideas, yes as I have aged I definitely have adjusted how I train to obtain the results I want now, which are different than when I was 22.
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Jim Butcher
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Mack has been my personal trainer for almost 2 years, he motivates me every session.

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Joined Aug 30, 2025