Health@Google: Steve Kamb on "Nerd Fitness"
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Hey Google!!
I want to start an Adventure Fitness Travel Network with Google employees and take off to exciting destinations to promote health and fitness. We would all bond and tell others about our trips. The employees out of shape would want "in". Hire me google! I can start today!!
~Roger Alonso
University of Southern California, Exercise Science, BS CSCS
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I want to be hired by Google and start a Google Fitness Network!!
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@wildvenisson bravo!
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Great video and speech Steve.
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LMAO! She can bench press more than like three of my friends!
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2 people couldn't beat super mario bros. as children.
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Great Job Steve, and even better job at crossing another item off of your list!
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Congratulations Steve! Good Job! I'm glad it's appreciated!
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Great job Steve...one tip...I personally, don't find it offensive but, you might try to not use the term "girls" when discussing women in a professional setting!
I know it's not a great sounding principle but once I saw the film "Bronson" and heard the story of Charles Bronson (the prisoner not the actor) my view on strength training changed. He trained in a 6 feet by 6 feet cell, with nothing but prison food. If someone like that can gain enough strength to intimidate paid prison guards, I don't need a gym membership.
wildvenisson 8 months ago 11
@Tnat1on Comparing NerdFitness to T-Nation is like comparing Apples and Oranges. They both address completely different aspects of training and life and I recommend reading both sites. While Steve, with NerdFitness, inspires the average Joe to get started with fundamentals of training and other aspects of life, T-Nation on the other hand is an excellent resource for the more experienced if you want to go into specifics of training and anatomy. The sites complement each other perfectly.
Pultron 8 months ago 10