John Greaves III

John Greaves III is a writer based in North Georgia with nearly two decades of experience in training at home. A former amateur kickboxing champion, John now competes recreationally in powerlifting. He takes a physical culture approach to training; believing that strength and health need not be mutually exclusive. In addition to his nonfiction work, John has written two fiction books, A Different Kind of Giant and A Little Lesson in Manners that are available on Amazon.com.

From Skinny Kid To Multi Sport Champion! Get To Know Tony The Trainer

Anthony Springman’s story could have come straight out of one of those old Charles Atlas ads in the back of comic books. But nobody’s kicking sand in this multi sport champion’s face now! Read on to find out how he does it! Anthony, thanks for talking to all of us garage meatheads around the world. How long have you

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Three Reasons A Garage Gym Business Makes The Most Sense

Garage Gym Business: Stepping Stone or Stopping Point? The garage gym business model for coaching is usually thought of as a stepping stone.  Good to start, but you want to move into a bigger facility as soon as you have the clientele to support it.  (note: This is the third post in the series about the benefits

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Kids And Weight Training Good Idea Or Bad?

Eventually, someone’s going to bring up the outdated notion that kids shouldn’t lift weights because it will stunt their growth.  Hmm.  I’ve got a number of sarcastic answers to that but it’s probably best that you answer with science.  The National Strength & Conditioning Association is the recognized authority on strength training in America.  Not

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