Fitness

Welcome to the fitness resource section I have put together. I have curated a list of tools and resources I strongly recommend (and that I actually use). Over the years I have tried countless fitness products. Some I tried and didn't like. Some I liked at first; but, eventually found an alternative I liked better. Others have a permanent place in my kit and recommend you get them out.

This is an ever evolving list. As my fitness and training goals change, the products and resources I mention here will adjust as well.

Some of the links below are affiliate links, which means that if you choose to make a purchase, I will earn a commission. This commission comes at no additional cost to you.

WHOOP

(Fitness Tracking)

Unlock yourself with WHOOP 4.0 – the latest, most advanced fitness and health wearable available. Monitor your recovery, sleep, training, and health, with personalized recommendations and coaching feedback.

Get a free WHOOP 4.0 and one month free when you join with my link.

Apple AirPods

(Bluetooth Headphones)

I purchased these Apple (second generation) AirPods years ago. They are starting to wear out; but, I still us them every day. Someday soon I plan on upgrading to the Apple AirPods Pro (just haven't pulled the trigger yet).

King Kong Apparel

(Fitness Duffel)

An upgraded adaption of their original collection, the PLUS63 is made for those who live, pack and train HUGE! If you’re serious about carrying it all (plus some more), the spacious PLUS63 will satisfy your need to pack to the max.

Rogue SR-1

(Jump Rope)

I have used this jump rope for years. They make fancier ones; but, this was gets the job done for me.

Rogue Kettlebell

Rogue Kettlebells begin as first run iron ore, not scrap, and are formed into a strong, balanced, single-piece casting with a flat wobble-free base.
When it comes to kettlebells and the feel of the finish, you get what you pay for. Get a good one.

Rogue Flat Pack

(Wood Plyo Box)

​American-made and battle-tested, this is a jump box built for safe, effective plyometric training at any skill level.

TRX

(Suspension Trainer)

An extremely versatile piece of equipment. You can use it at home or on the road to perform a wide range of movements and workouts.

POLAR

(Heart Rate Monitors)

The first heart rate monitor I ever bought was a Polar. They have a wide range of product choices and price options.

Vivobarefoot

(Barefoot Shoe)

I am transitioning all of my foot wear to "foot shaped shoes". I like lifting in minimal shoes that allow me to connect to the ground.

Altra Paradigm 6

(Running Shoe)

The first Altra shoe inspired by and developed with an Altra athlete. A shoe that is blurring the line between support shoe and everyday trainer.
​Their signature FootShape™ comfort gives your feet more space to sit naturally.

Nike Dri-FIT Stride

(7" 2-In-1 Running Shorts)

My local running shop had these shorts on sale. These are the first "nice" pair of running shorts I have ever bought. You can obviously use them for more than running. So far... I like them!

Amazon Essentials

(Men's Performance Tech T-Shirt)

These shirts are nothing fancy; but, for the price... they are hard to beat!

Team Iron Cowboy

(Running Training Program)

If you don't know James Lawrence "The Iron Cowboy", it is about time you did. James is the man, and I trust his experience and expertise to direct my training.

Hybrid Athlete

(Weight Training + Running)​

Nick's workout programs focus on building size and strength with bodyweight and resistance training, improving your endurance with running workouts, and increasing your recovery with dedicated mobility sessions.

Dan Holguin Programs

Dan Holguin (also known as "The Rasta Runner") is an absolute stud. He is local here to Montana. I haven't met him in person (yet); but, I am so glad I have purchased and used his programs. (My hips are glad too!)
Check him out!

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