All Aboard the Biofeedback Bus: A Radical Tour of New Personal Records, Inspiration and Knowledge

double decker bus

Biofeedback testing is going great and athletes are busting PRs (personal records) left and right. Today we are going on a tour.

Be on the lookout for 1) results 2) inspiration  3) knowledge all leading up to more muscle and strength. All aboard the biofeedback bus and keep your hands inside at all times!

You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves. ~Abraham Lincoln

Inspiration

The first stop we have is to pay homage to Josh “the World’s Strongest Librarian”  for racking up PRs (personal records) like a crazy man on a mission from God.  It must be the hat and shoes.

Read it and weep weakness!

First Goal of 2010 Fell Today: 500 lb Deadlift

Charles in Charge

Next stop is the firehouse where Charles Bustos RKC is putting the smack down on some poor, unsuspecting athlete.  He has graciously allowed us to view it too!

A Student of Your Own Body

Along the way we visit Geoff Neupert as he chimes in with his thoughts and results from biofeedback testing below

Become a student of your own body blog post

Why are PRs important?

Now our journey takes us north.  Like way the heck north to that cold desolate land that tests man willingness to live (and will freeze the feet on your bulldogs) in North Dakota.   Don’t blink as you will miss that one fence post.  Make sure to take a picture.

We find strongman and grip gorrilla Adam T Glass who takes us to the PR school of ultimate performance for a great lesson.

Programming and PRs Why Its Important

What Do YOU Think?

I hope you enjoyed our journey today through the land of strength and more muscle via the biofeedback bus.

Let me know what you think and what are your results so far?   I love comments!!

Rock on

Mike T Nelson

PS

The Gym Movements DVDs will be available soon, so stayed tuned here!

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