On this channel I explore the most powerful physical and mental training methods in history. As a retired hybrid athlete and bestselling author, I’ve dedicated my life to researching the training of the best athletes and warriors of ALL time.
My goal is to support your physical and mental growth with knowledge derived from thousands of years of human performance. I even offer a wide variety of physical and mental training routines that lay out these methods step-by-step for those looking to train with the methods of the best athletes and warriors in history.
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
I’m currently down in Australia on a research trip, and I came across this in a grocery store.
Since we all know sugar is bad for you, I take it upon myself to solemnly accept the task of destroying this monstrosity.
The battle begins…
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In all seriousness, sugar isn’t something you should consume large amounts of - but it’s not the devil either.
When I was running ultramarathons, we often used sugar (even hyper-potent mixes made specifically for long range endurance athletes).
But for the average athlete or person who works out, having some sugar now and then is fine. It’s just best to think of sugar as jet fuel:
A potent and easily consumed fuel source that can act as targeted fuel (particularly immediately before and after workouts) - but can also turn against if you if not used properly.
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
Hey guys, I’m currently running a sale on my GIRYA Soviet Kettlebell routine:
-8 weeks (4 days per week)
-original Soviet exercises + wave loading
-Soviet nutrition protocol included
This sale ends soon so if you want some Soviet kettlebell training in your life, now’s the time:
wildhuntconditioning.com/products/girya-the-origin…
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
I asked ChatGPT to create a hybrid athlete training routine. Here’s what happened:
It created a mediocre training plan by pulling from online sources.
Exactly as it was designed to do.
Chatbots are not actually artificial intelligence (that hasn’t been invented yet) - they’re just function oriented bots.
And if you use them to design your training, you will be getting the most average and common workouts available - because that’s what they’re designed to do.
You don’t have to train Wild Hunt, but find yourself a real routine, class or coach - because you won’t get anymore with a Bot as your coach.
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
We live in an age of influencer exercises and ChatGPT workout routines.
But personally speaking, that’s not for me.
So I built a workout plan using the exact training split of the Ancient Greek athletes who inspired statues of Zeus and Hercules:
-84 days of workouts + diet
-45 mins/workout
-FULL coaching support
And it’s on sale for the next 24 HOURS:
wildhuntconditioning.com/products/greek-god-body?_…
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
My latest video breaks down how the famous ‘Greek god body’ physique is built, specifically the training split and diet used by the ancient athletes who inspired this famous physique.
You’ll learn it all here in LESS than 5 mins:
https://youtu.be/JJr-OQpBy-c?si=5tmMr...
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
The oldest man in history lived to be 116 YEARS old
My latest video reveals his:
-daily routine
-diet & exercise
-tips for a longer life
You can learn it all here:
https://youtu.be/DWn-iXy-U0g?si=g_TSF...
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
This is a simple yet highly effective 15-minute old school military workout routine requiring ZERO equipment:
-MONDAY: as many pull ups as you can do in 5 minutes + 1 mile run for time
-TUESDAY: as many air squats as you can do in 5 minutes + 1 mile run for time
-WEDNESDAY: rest
-THURSDAY: as many push ups as you can do in 5 minutes + 1 mile run for time
-FRIDAY: as many burpees as you can do in 5 minutes + 1 mile run for time
-SATURDAY: rest
-SUNDAY: rest
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For more minimalist training for busy professionals and students, you can find free access to my Wild Hunt training group HERE:
www.skool.com/wild-hunt-conditioning-group-5623/ab…
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
The film about my 800 mile running tour of Native America came out this morning.
If you’re interested in history, mental strength or running, it’s definitely worth a watch.
I truly hope you enjoy.
https://youtu.be/7k0Y9IvwvGk?si=e7Urs...
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
Tune here in tomorrow at 8am PST for the premier of my documentary…
This film follows me on my 800 mile running tour of Native American historical sites.
This journey pushed me to the brink and I can’t wait to share it with all of you:
https://youtu.be/7k0Y9IvwvGk?si=BesiB...
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Wild Hunt Conditioning - James Pieratt
Real Gladiator Workout - Legs and Shoulders:
-Gladiator Deadlift: 2 sets of 6 @ 85% effort.
-Dumbbell Walking Lunge: 2 sets of 12 @ 90% effort.
-Dumbbell Snatch: 2 sets of 6/per side @ 85% effort.
-Lateral Raise: 2 sets of 12 @ 95% effort. Pause for one second at the top.
-Overhead Dumbbell Carry: 3 sets of 15 seconds @ 90% effort. You may also march in place if you’re short on space.
For maximum historical accuracy, use dumbbells to most closely replicate the ‘halteres’ used by Roman gladiators. However kettlebells are also acceptable.
POST TRAINING MEAL: fish cooked in olive oil, mixed local vegetables, and a side of stew made from barley or beans.
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PS - If you’d like to find more workouts and meals like this, you can currently join my Wild Hunt Community for FREE:
www.skool.com/wild-hunt-conditioning-group-5623/ab…
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