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Phone: +1 310-913-7472



Address: 1533 Randall Court 90065 Los Angeles, CA, US

Website: ironmonastery.com

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Iron Monastery Fitness & Training 18.02.2021

Photoshoot Sunday with @madore_daniel @ Iron Monastery Fitness & Training

Iron Monastery Fitness & Training 05.02.2021

Found the video of my very first time squatting with my sensei @joeyfarewell. This was almost exactly three years ago and I can't thank Joey enough for helping me change my life. Lifting gave me the self-efficacy to get through a lot of depression and poor habits that I didn't want to be stuck with. I weigh the same as I did 3 years ago, but my body composition is completely different. I'm in far better shape at 30 than I was at 20 and with these new habits I'm forming I hope to be able to say the same thing again a decade from now. Love you @joeyfarewell

Iron Monastery Fitness & Training 30.01.2021

In the United States, only 26% of men and 19% of women are meeting the 2018 Physical Activity Guidelines for health. Basically, 2.5 hours total of cardio and 2 sessions of full-body strength training per week is what we should be aiming for as a minimum. Even if you're not able to train at The Iron Monastery, I can send you programming to get you on your way to meeting these minimums. Let's improve these statistics together!

Iron Monastery Fitness & Training 11.01.2021

There is no such thing as inherently dangerous movement, only movement that you are inadequately prepared for. I deadlifted 350lbs for a single rep, without perfect form, and I'm not injured. A lot of people have warning signs go off in their brain when they see a heavy deadlift. They might think "Oh, I could never deadlift 300lbs - my back would explode." But what they really mean is that they couldn't deadlift 300lbs NOW, untrained. They forget that everyone starts small - with manageable weight. They pick up their groceries, don't they? That's a deadlift. It takes a lot of practice and adaptation to be able to put 300lbs on the bar, but it's not as far off as one might think.

Iron Monastery Fitness & Training 09.01.2021

Sound on for *crepitus* Crepitus is the popping or cracking noise in joints (my right knee, in this case). If I had seen this video before I started resistance training, I would have told this person to stop what they were doing immediately. Now I know that it's just something that happens - it's not a harbinger of doom. Plus, rest or inactivity is far more dangerous for you health-wise than a few crackles and pops. My squat session:... 255lbs x 6reps 275lbs x 6reps x 2sets 295lbs x 6reps x 2sets See more

Iron Monastery Fitness & Training 06.01.2021

https://www.instagram.com/p/ByR1K6XJ2gi/?igshid=dxksdih480yr Iron Monastery: After Dark Video 1: High Bar Squat single rep at 315lbs... Video 2: Overhead Press single rep at 125lbs Both of these are personal bests since my shoulder surgery 6 months ago. I usually try to take the day's first opportunity to exercise, but sometimes it has to get pushed until late. I'm lucky enough to have a home gym, so I almost never end up missing a session. My schedule can be flexible to fit around yours and I can come to you if you need to train early or later in the day! See more