5 Simple Rules for Best Physique of your Life

If you're anything like me, you stopped listening to health podcast years ago. You threw your supplements in the garbage and you started realizing there's no reason to pay for anything because training daily is the only vitamin you actually need. You can miss me with all the wearables and I don't need some green juice that's going to make me more athletic. Here's the five strength side rules that we live by that develops that Greek god statuesque body. Number one, focus on building some

muscle without getting too obsessed with it. Bodybuilders way But then in functional crowds, muscle is almost a dirty word. Like, oh, you're too vain and you're not focused on your fascia lines. The truth is that muscle's cool. It makes you look better, but it also leads to higher metabolism, increased bone and joint strength, and even better blood sugar control. But we're all smart enough to see that dudes who become too muscle bound are going to have issues later in life. It's a piece of the pie, not the whole thing. You've probably heard this before, but I'm going to say it anyways. Focus on the compound lifts. Do a squat and a hinge for your lower body. Do a push and a pull for your upper body. Focus on getting stronger over time. And throw in a couple sets of bicep curls. Do that around three times per week. You're going to have a muscular body, but not be muscle bound. Number two, do

something that resembles sport or athleticism. We're talking about a Greek god body, and the Greeks famously invented the Olympics. A lot of those ancient Olympic events revolved around sprinting, jumping, and fighting. Form follows function. So, if you build a body that can do a lot of things, you're going to look athletic. lean. You're going to look capable. Many people throw in the towel on athletic endeavors for machines and dumbbells. But remember when you were a kid, you could care less about dumbbells. You wanted to play. You wanted to explore what your body could do through sports, yes, but probably more madeup games with your friends. You don't have to be a fighter to throw some kicks. track athlete to do some sprints. This is when you build that aesthetic body as a side effect to focusing on fine-tuning your human capabilities. Number three, place high value into mobility. Now, I'm not

talking about doing loads of stretching, although that is helpful. I'm talking about using mobility as a road map for the exercises you choose to do. See, many people become extremely strong without sacrificing on mobility. They're called Olympic lifters, gymnasts, martial artists, heck, even bodybuilders who put an emphasis on full range of motion. Trust me, when you take back your restrictions, you'll want to move more. You'll move more athletically, more natural, and a large variety of movement, which leads to having more control of your body. I can put it really simple. When it feels good to move, you'll move more. When you move more, you'll start unlocking new ranges of motion, new skills, new attributes. Your movement can become more playful, more explorative without the risk of injury. In a bit of a roundabout way, mobility becomes this gateway to a more aesthetic body by allowing you to do more at a higher level. Number four, you

got to be intentional about your nutrition. For me, becoming a zealot for a specific diet just does not make sense. As humans, we're meant to eat a wide variety of food. Labeling yourself as carnivore, keto, or vegan just isn't sustainable long term, and it's most likely not very optimal for the human body either. What is optimal to me is finding a way to eat well for a full year, 5 years, 10 years. This means habits and routines become very important. You want to know a little trick to make yourself eat healthier? Write down your dinners for each day of the week. You'll be surprised at how a little bit of planning can keep you on track rather than caving to eating some junk when you get busy. One more little trick, meal prep. We got to set ourselves up for those worst case scenarios. When you're feeling busy, stressed. If you have something in the fridge ready to go, you'll make that decision much easier. My buddy Brian Puit calls this cook once, eat three times. You're already cooking, you might as well make some extra for the next day. Be the guy who eats cold leftovers rather than hitting the drive-thru. Last rule, maybe most important, go outside

often. We're living in a society that's trying to make you a consumer. Sit on the couch, hit the vape, scroll through Instagram, get some Postmates. Guys, we got to become the creators. Live with intention. And that happens outside where things become more expansive. Touch the grass, see the horizon, feel the sun on your skin. It's really hard to get in phenomenal shape when you're stressed, depressed, and not feeling motivated. Nature has this way of making us feel connected to the mystery of life. When things are flowing and feeling good, you make the healthy decisions. It becomes far easier to follow these five rules for getting in badass shape. If you follow these rules

I guarantee that you'll have a complete transformation in just 90 days. Do it for a full year, you'll be unrecognizable. The movement I'm doing in this video hits a lot of the rules. It's athletic, mobility focused. Some are more strength oriented, and I typically do it outside a couple times a week. This isn't the way that you need to move by any means, but for me, it's very enjoyable. I can teach you how to develop your own natural movement practice. It's called the human animal method, and I got a 25% off code below in the pin comment. I want to hear from you guys. What's rule number six that needs to be added? We're going to send the human animal method for free to the top comment below.