The BJ Gaddour Podcast | Men's Health Fitness Workout Nutrition Lifestyle Business
BJ Gaddour is the former fitness director for the Men’s Health brand, the author of Your Body Is Your Barbell and The Ultimate Pushup Guide & the creator of the best-selling SpeedShred & MetaShred DVDs. He was also the first personal trainer to grace the cover of Men’s Health, the world’s largest men’s magazine. Since leaving Men’s Health in 2017, BJ’s main focus has been TheDailyBJ.com, providing at-home fat loss & muscle gain programming for busy parents & professionals. Follow him on all social media platforms @BJGaddour. He lives with his wife & dog in Palm Springs, CA.
Great Fitness/Exercise Info
Jun 12
BJ provides a vast amount of information on exercise and fitness topics. I always enjoy listening to his podcasts when doing my at home workouts to pass the time. He brings his knowledge with an honesty and “no current trend” hype that seems genuine. With some slight humor at times, his personality is infectious. I enjoy his podcasts so much, I eventually went back to hear all his past episodes.
Refreshing & Knowledgeable
Apr 15
BJ’s energy is contagious and the conversations are so genuine. Love listening, and awesome information on fitness and life. New favorite podcast! Wish I started listening earlier!
Practical Approach to Fitness
Apr 1
I absolutely appreciate BJs experience and wisdom shared in this podcast. He dolls out tons of free advice that is practical for 90% or more of your fitness goals. His approach and philosophy totally aligns with mine (with the exception of me being an endurance runner). I enjoy his attitude and passion for helping others. Even when he’s talking about something that I’m not interested in (usually basketball), I find something useful in what he’s talking about. He also got me into boxing, and I thoroughly enjoy it. QUESTION: What 3-5 movements or exercises do you recommend for an EHOH approach to mostly maintain strength? TLDR version: Given that I run 2-3 days a week and train with boxing 2 days a week to support my current fitness goals, I find it difficult to also schedule consistent 20-40 minute workouts like Express and GG. I feel I can better add in movement and exercise in an EHOH approach. Knowing that this approach might not deliver significant improvements or gains, what movements would you suggest to maintain? From what I’ve learned from your programming, I’m focusing on pull-ups, dips, and step-ups with the plan to add get-ups and crawls. I know it will depend on the individual but I’m curious about your perspective. Thanks, BJ! Steve T
BJ Podcast Good
Feb 19
BJ podcast good !!!!!!
About
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- CreatorBJ Gaddour
- Years Active2017 - 2024
- Episodes282
- RatingExplicit
- Copyright© BJ Gaddour
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