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Brief Bio:

Chad Waterbury is a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) student at the University of Southern California, the nation’s #1 ranked DPT program. He has a M.S. in neurophysiology and he specializes in building the precise balance of strength, explosive power and mobility in athletes and non-athletes alike. Chad has hundreds of published articles and he’s the author of Huge in a Hurry by Rodale publishing and High Frequency Training 2 (HFT2). Chad has lectured for the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and Perform Better. He lives in Santa Monica, CA.

 

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Build muscle strength, size, and endurance in one workout
  • 5 Strength-building strategies that will never die
  • How to build muscle fast with High-Frequency Training
  • The key to building lean, athletic muscle
  • 5 Reasons you need to lift weight
  • The key to building your foundation of strength
  • Is bodyweight training effective for building muscle
  • One weird trick to build your calf muscles
  • What it’s like to train Ronda Rousey

 

Connect with Chad:

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Ted

Ted Ryce is a high-performance coach, celebrity trainer, and a longevity evangelist. A leading fitness professional for over 24 years in the Miami Beach area, who has worked with celebrities like Sir Richard Branson, Rick Martin, Robert Downey, Jr., and hundreads of CEOs of multimillion-dollar companies. In addition to his fitness career, Ryce is the host of the top-rated podcast called Legendary Life, which helps men and women reclaim their health, and create the body and life they deserve.

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