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A listener recommended this book by a former boxer and physical trainer from Massachusetts, focusing on bodyweight exercises as a way to stay in shape, which Bill Burr expressed interest in.
I heard you mentioned in the past that you're a fan of bodyweight exercise. Yes, I am. I'm not sure if you heard of Ross, I can't read that word, and a mate ena ma IT, but he is an ex-boxer and physic...
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Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 11-5-20
A listener recommended this book by a former boxer and physical trainer from Massachusetts, focusing on bodyweight exercises as a way to stay in shape, which Bill Burr expressed interest in.
I heard you mentioned in the past that you're a fan of bodyweight exercise. Yes, I am. I'm not sure if you heard of Ross, I can't read that word, and a mate ena ma IT, but he is an ex-boxer and physical trainer who lives in Massachusetts. He put a great book out called Never Gymless a few years back, and I've been using it on a daily basis to keep in shape.
Ross is a bare-knuckle, no bullshit kind of guy. I think you'll enjoy the book if you're into using your own body weight to keep in shape.
Yeah, I'll check it out, Never Gymless. That's oddly comforting, the gym will always be there, and those times when you can't work out, those were the times when I carried you.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 11-5-20
A listener recommended 'Never Gymless' by Ross Enamait, a book focused on bodyweight exercises, as Bill Burr had expressed interest in bodyweight exercises in the past. The listener noted the author's no-nonsense approach to fitness.
I heard you mentioned in the past that you're a fan of bodyweight exercise. Yes, I am. I'm not sure if you heard of Ross, I can't read that word, and a mate ena ma IT, but he is an ex-boxer and physical trainer who lives in Massachusetts. He put a he put a great book out called 'Never Gymless' a few years back, and I've been using it on a daily basis to keep in shape.
Ross is a bare-knuckle, no bullshit kind of guy. I think you'll enjoy the book if you're into using your own body weight to keep in shape.