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INEVITABLE STRENGTH

Your Ticket To Non-Stop Gains In Strength, Body Composition Change, and Resilience From Your Kettlebell Workouts

Most people using kettlebells run into 2 major problems repeatedly, when training:

  1. 1
    Figuring out which program to do next to get them where they want to go
  2. 2
    How do they work around old injuries holding them back or new injuries they acquired from pushing too hard with the wrong technique

And in many cases, the first problem is a result of the second.

For example, we all know that the Military Press is the “gold standard” upper body kettlebell lift, and pressing either ½ your bodyweight in one hand or the Beast is a worthwhile goal.

Yet how many people hurt themselves on the way to each one of these goals?

It’s a little-known fact that there’s a high injury rate for StrongFirst Level 2 candidates, who must press half-bodyweight to achieve their certification.

And I just got an email this past week from a gentleman - a busy father of 5 - who hurt himself chasing the Beast Tamer Challenge.

And then there are those who hurt their backs tangling with the Tsar of Kettlebell lifts - the Snatch.

And those who get injured dancing with a pair of kettlebells.

The list goes on and on.

Worse:

There are many who think that they have good technique, but never film themselves, like a recent new client I just started training.

As a result, injury is waiting around the corner.

Or they now have an explanation of why they hurt themselves in the past, and the injury rears its ugly head every once in a while, even though they did physical therapy or got some other treatment.

It’s very frustrating, as you know, if you’ve ever found yourself in that situation..

Especially when you push through pain, try to work around your injuries, or use ineffective protocols.

That’s what happened to me in my 30s.

I call it the “Lost Decade.”

At 32, I could barely move.

25 years of chronic pain in both knees, a lumbar spine injury, and cartilage damage in both hips, practically tied me up and kept me from moving...

... let alone lifting heavy, competing in Olympic lifting (my sport of choice), and enjoying life.

Even activities like hiking and biking were out.

Life was misery.

It took me over $20,000, 10s of thousands of hours of training, and until age 38 until I broke free.

And fortunately, I did it when my son was still an infant and my daughter wasn’t born yet. I couldn’t imagine how awful I’d feel if I couldn’t play with my kids and be there for them.

(I know some aren’t so fortunate.)

At 42, after an 8 year hiatus, I returned to the platform and competed again in my beloved Olympic lifting, injury free, despite missing three night’s sleep and dropping 10 pounds the week before the competition.

1999, age 27, weight 99kg. 2015, age 42, weight 91kg.

So, if you’ve ever struggled with injuries and rehab, I know exactly how you feel.

“Yeah, but Geoff, I’m not really struggling with injuries right now. I just need some direction.”

I get it, amigo.

We all do.

Here’s the map you should follow for consistent, long term gains in strength, lean muscle mass, and feeling great:

STEP 1: Find your weaknesses and fix them

STEP 2: Get stronger

STEP 3: Get leaner

STEP 4: Get more muscular

Why?

[1]  You’re only as strong as your weakest link.

It’s hard to Press if you can’t extend your T-spine.

It’s hard to increase your squat if your ankles are stiff.

It’s to progress from single to double kettlebell work if your core is weak.

[2]  Integrate your newfound strengths into total body strength.

And then get stronger all over. Finally.

[3]  Excess body fat holds your strength and muscularity back.

This is due to “hormonal suppression.”

Fat people have less testosterone and growth hormone, so they have a hard time building muscle and getting leaner.

Fortunately, through proper nutritional structure and programming, you can reverse this problem.

[4]  Once you’ve stripped off body fat, your body is now more sensitive to growing muscle. 

So, that’s what we’re going to work on.

Then, after pushing your body hard, you repeat that cycle, indefinitely, like a waterwheel that builds momentum and becomes unstoppable.

Trying to figure out how to do any of this on your own, is hard. It requires A LOT of time and energy to get it right.

Fortunately, you don’t have to.

Which is why I put together INEVITABLE STRENGTH.

It’s a roadmap to get you healthy and strong, and keep you that way.

Not only that, it’s designed to keep getting stronger and stronger as the months and years go by.

REVIEWS?

Since no one’s been through this program yet, I don’t have any specific reviews to show you.

However, I have used this particular cycle before, so here are some reviews from a different program, “Kettlebell 365.”

(I had another program built off the same cycle, called "Kettlebell Secrets Insider Coaching" for $77.77 per month, but I can't find my testimonials for that - probably buried away on an old hard drive.)





Furthermore, since you’ve most likely used my programming before, you know that my programming “delivers the goods.”

Your Choice Of Membership 

REGULAR

  • Programming
  • Video Explanations

$19/month

PREMIUM

  • Programming
  • Video Explanations
  • Training Logs

$25/month

POWER

  • Programming
  • Video Explanations
  • Training Logs
  • Nutrition

$29/month

Go ahead and choose your membership option now.

You may upgrade at any time, and there’s no long term commitment.

However, if you decide to cancel your membership, you will not be allowed to sign up in the future, because I'm only interested in working with folks who are serious about their strength and health in both the short-term and the long run.

 Stay Strong.

FTC DISCLAIMER:
Due to recent statements from the Federal Trade Commission, I must disclose what “typical” results using these programs will be. Typically, most people will become really excited after reading this sales letter and will purchase this product thinking it’s some sort of magical pill. They will either never print out the programs and do them, or do one workout and think it’s “too h-a-a-r-r-d” (said in the best whiney voice ever) and abandon their attempts.

So, the typical person will do nothing and “hope” for change. So their results will be zero. Your results, should you wish to “not be typical,” are completely dependent on your ability to actually do the work and follow through. Again, this is not a magic bullet. Unicorns do not exist. And there is no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Testimonials, case studies, and examples found on this page are results that have been forwarded to us by users of 'EASY MUSCLE' products and related products, who have actually done the work, and are not intended to represent or guarantee that anyone will achieve the same or similar results, only show what's possible with follow through.