Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt

You already KNOW what you need to do…

The PROBLEM is doing it consistently when nobody is checking.

So I created The Discipline Matrix: a weekly accountability system inside my Skool group.

1. You declare your training targets on Monday
2. Report your results on Sunday
3. Receive a discipline score, analysis, and a place on a running leaderboard.

The goal is simple: own your accountability and become more DISCIPLINED.

If you want in, the link is in the comments.

(It’s free - no BS and no strings attached)

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Ancient Spartan bones were 60% stronger than those of modern humans.

And this video breaks down:
-HOW this happened
-WHY the 60% number is legit
-HOW you can train your bones the same way (safely)

You’ll learn it all in less than 5 minutes in my latest video.

Link in the comments below.

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Want to build better discipline?

I’ve just launched THE DISCIPLINE MATRIX inside my Warrior Athlete Group.

It’s a system to help you maximize your discipline.

And it’s totally free.

Every Monday, you’ll commit to:
• A number of workouts
• One personal standard
• The number of days you’ll meet it

At the end of each week, you report your results.

I’ll personally calculate everyone’s ‘discipline percentage’ and keep a running score, including a leaderboard of the most consistent.

Scores are based on compliance - not who trains the most (so everyone competes on equal terms).

Join through the link in the comments below.

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What is the most powerful upper body exercise on earth?

My latest video might provide the answer in the form of an old school strength movement that provides:

-arms with that powerful “old school” look (with strength to match)
-the secret to building insane muscles along the sides of your core and obliques
-greater real-world strength than other upper body exercises

(Experts like Pavel Tatsouline believe it to be the missing ingredient to the incredible functional strength of old time strongmen.)

You can find the link in the comments below.

-James

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3 facts about my hybrid athlete career:

1. I built numbers no other hybrid could match
(simultaneous 802 mile ultramarathon + 4.58 forty yard dash + 600 lbs deadlift + proficiency in Brazilian Jiujitsu and Greco-Roman wrestling)

2. 1 did it in LESS time than anyone else

3. I made more MISTAKES than any of them

So tomorrow at 1pm PST I'm going to do a cost-free seminar sharing my secrets for balancing STRENGTH and ENDURANCE.

You can find the link in the comments below.

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My friend Colton just turned 40 and is now in the best shape of his life.

We used this simple program:

- No-nonsense old school lifting
- Four 45 minute workouts a week
- No fads or gimmicks

Training like this usually costs for $300/mo

But I think that’s too much.

So right now I'm giving it away for $0.

I’ll link it in the comments below.

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Who are the 5 biggest freak athletes in sports history?

My latest video exposes the answer - along with the TOP freak athlete of them all.

You can find the link in the comments below.

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Freak Athlete 1

• Stood 5’9” and weighed 220 pounds
• Generated over 1,000 pounds of punching force
• Knocked grown men unconscious at 14 years old
• Hit hard enough at 18 to lift 200-plus-pound opponents off their feet
• Completed daily 3–5-mile morning runs
• Performed 2,000 air squats per day
• Performed 2,500 sit-ups per day
• Performed 500 push-ups per day
• Performed 500 bench dips per day
• Performed 500 barbell shrugs with 60 pounds per day
• Performed 500 neck curls and bridges per day
• Jumped rope for 30 minutes per day
• Completed 10–12 hard rounds on sparring days
• Became known as “the baddest man on the planet”

Freak Athlete 2

• Stood 5’11” and weighed 233 pounds
• Squatted 585 pounds barefoot for repetitions
• Bench-pressed 225 pounds for 29 consecutive repetitions
• Ran the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds
• Set a collegiate power-clean record at 405 pounds
• Recorded a 41-inch vertical jump at over 230 pounds
• Generated approximately 11 horsepower while jumping
• Earned the nickname “Quadzilla”

Freak Athlete 3

• Stood 6’2” and weighed 210 pounds
• Became the first player since Babe Ruth to dominate both pitching and hitting
• Produced a maximum batted-ball exit velocity of 118 mph
• Threw a fastball at 101.7 mph
• Generated approximately 15 horsepower through his rotator cuff while pitching
• Returned to throw at elite velocity after two elbow reconstructions
• Became the first player in MLB history to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in one season
• Earned the nickname “Showtime”

Freak Athlete 4

• Was born weighing just under 15 pounds
• Grew to 6’3” and 290 pounds
• Compiled a career record of 887 wins and only two losses
• Won three Olympic gold medals
• Won nine World Championships
• Deadlifted 880 pounds
• Squatted 770 pounds
• Performed 42 pull-ups
• Performed a standing backflip at nearly 300 pounds
• Trained with gymnastics, powerlifting, strongman exercises, and kettlebells
• Carried a refrigerator up and down eight flights of stairs
• Completed long Siberian trail runs carrying a log
• Earned the nickname “The Experiment”

Freak Athlete 5

• Stood 6’5” and weighed 210 pounds
• Set the 100-meter world record at 9.58 seconds
• Set the 200-meter world record at 19.19 seconds
• Accelerated from the starting line faster than a thoroughbred racehorse
• Generated acceleration comparable to a high-performance car
• Reached ground-contact times of approximately 86 milliseconds per stride
• Trained with sprinting, plyometrics, old-school weightlifting, and heavy core work
• Won three gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
• Reportedly ate 100 Chicken McNuggets per day during the Beijing Olympics
• Overcame a spinal curvature that reportedly concerned doctors during his childhood
• Won eight Olympic gold medals
• Became the fastest recorded human in history
• Became recognized as the greatest sprinter of all time

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My Maximus gladiator strength training program is the ONLY real gladiator training program on earth.

It's built from the works of Galen, interviews with historians, and multiple verified archaeological studies.

All deciphered and programmed into a SIMPLE training guide by yours truly.

This program is ONLY available in my Warrior Athlete group ($30 for members on the free tier - or FREE for Premium members).

Skip the marketing gimmicks - come train like a REAL warrior.

Link in the comments below.

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This guy had massive testosterone levels BEFORE steroids even existed.

Here's HOW:

He trained hard and took a specific NATURAL vitamin cocktail

Top doctors STILL use it...

I know because a buddy is a hormone doctor to billionaires (he shared it with me)

This is about basic men's health - so today I'm giving this away completely FREE

You can find it under the ‘Classroom’ tab for $0 in my community library here - NO strings attached:

Link in the comments below.

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How did Mike Tyson build his tree-trunk like legs?

The answer:

One unique workout.

In my latest video you’ll learn:

-the brutal workout used by prime Mike Tyson (NO WEIGHTS)
-HOW it builds both strength AND cardio
-WHY Mike’s coach Cus D’Amato favored this type of workout

It just went live on my channel.

You can find it there.

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