Hello blog readers! My blog has steadily continued to grow in readership since I first started blogging in November and has reached an all-time high. On a side note, my first blogpost might be the best I ever wrote for trainers in this industry. In case you never read it, check it out.
Moving on, I get a lot of feedback from people on my blog. Many have grown to love the longer format but it appears that the majority find my blogs overwhelming. I am going to start posting more frequent blogs with shorter topics. If I think of several things in one day so be it; I’ll post 3 blogs in one day. I’m going to start offering several types of blogposts:
1. Regular topics including random thoughts, new exercise ideas, concepts, programs, etc.
2. Interviews and guest blogs
3. Reviews of journal studies, conferences, presentations, etc.
4. “Oh Really?” – this will be a new thing I’m going to be doing regularly where I politely and respectfully disagree with the experts
5. “Good Reads for the Week” – this will be a weekly thing where I post links to good articles, blogs, and videos
I hope you like the new style!
Potential multiple blog posts each day!!!! Wow Bret, all I can say is that I’m looking forward to it.
Keep up the great work
Thanks Cian!
Funny thing is that there was no point to the picture; I just threw it in to get people to click on the link!
Picture was good enough for me, but hey I’m all for change so looking forward to it!
In a related story, Jamie Eason’s adductors became a new World Wonder….
I know! The adductors are phenomenal!
Great !!
So I don’t have to do anything to keep following all of the above ?
You will update the blog feed with everything on the same RSS link ?
Keep up the great work, out of 60 fitness feeds I am subscribed to, yours has the most influence on my work.
BTW, How many RSS feeds do you follow ? You seem to have a network of information that is nicely built.. Ranging from science to training to physical therapy..
Thanks !
Correct! You don’t have to do a damn thing except sit back, relax, and strap on your seat belt. You never been on a ride like this before. Okay busted! I’m stealing from Dr. Dre!
Agreed 100% with 2 of the above posts in regards to Jamie. She has enough pictures for you to add one to each and every one of your blog posts from now on mate….haha.
Great to see this Bret, look forward to the shorter more frequent posts (although I never had a problem with your novels you were posting before!).
If anything, I’d like to see you post on the occassion how your own training is going, such as how your going in getting closer to your deadlifting goals etc…
And a random ‘workout of the week’ would be sick!
Matt
I will definitely work more Jamie Eason pics into the mix! Good thoughts on my training and random workouts. I will take that into account!
Keep up the great work Bret!
Thank you P.J.! Great talking to you a while back by the way. You’re great people!
nice…shirt!
I like!!
Personally I just knew to bookmark your posts for later when I had an hour to read them.
And I’m excited to see your “Oh Really?” blogs…unless you disagree with me. In that case you are obviously wrong. 🙂
Of course I won’t disagree with you Mark!
Bret:
I think your networking and referal of things going on in the strengthosphere is fascinating. I wish you the genuine best of luck in making critcial posts without making enemies.
“Strengthosphere!” I like that.
I am exited about this, I love this blog.
Thanks Daniel!
I just read your elite track forum discussion with DAVAN. That was messy, but you came out of it well.
What are your 100m/40yard times? and hip thrust PR’s?
Paul Graham