• Home
  • Training Programs
    • Performance Coaching for Youth
    • Performance Coaching for Adults
    • Distance Coaching
    • Buttkamp
  • Testimonials
  • Locations
  • StrongGirlsWin.com
  • About Us
  • FAQ
  • Shop SAPT
  • Sign-up/Contact Us
Follow

Inspiration from Ross Enamait

Jun25
2012
Written by Stevo

I never get tired of watching videos of Ross training and getting after it. He merely trains in his garage or outdoors, and yet his strength, endurance, and power is unparalleled by countless individuals who have access to all the “fancy” equipment.

Ross receives countless questions from internet warriors (both on his website and in the comments section of his videos), and he almost always responds to each and every inquiry. It cracks me up as he never tires of giving pretty much the same answer every time, when people ask him what motivates him, and how he has become as physically fit as he is.

“Real gains don’t come in days or weeks. I’ve been training for 20+ years. Patience and consistency are perhaps the most important supplements to any routine…..There’s nothing special about me. I’ve just been working hard for a long time.” -Ross

People are always looking for the magic formula or silver bullet, be it the latest exercise program, nutrition “secret,” or piece of specialty equipment.

Guess what? There isn’t one. And I know few people that could prove this better than Ross.

Stick to the basics.
Train smart.
Work hard.
Never back down.
Be consistent.
Repeat every day for thirty years.

Enjoy the training video above (I also LOVE all the quotes he interspersed throughout the video), and then apply these lessons.

Posted in Awesome, Musings, Random
SHARE THIS Twitter Facebook Delicious StumbleUpon E-mail
← Friday Musings: Butt Jump Roping, Pet Peeves, Star Wars A Cappella, Mentoring, etc.
A Confidence Booster →

Subscribe to our Mailing List

SAPTstrength Flickr

Javascript Flickr Badge, by Erik Rasmussen, requires javascript.

SAPT Twitter

SAPT
  • HUGE Congrats to SAPT athletes, @mitchblackstone and Justin Han, for their well-deserved press in the WashingtonPost: http://t.co/R7m8ClpAOp about 1 day ago from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • Do what strong people do, but perhaps don't emulate Herschel Walker. http://t.co/SApau5jscJ about 6 days ago from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • @BigOlRedDawg Hope you feel better soon big guy. You know we have some iron and sledgehammers as a tonic for you when you get well. 04:10:59 PM May 13, 2013 from web in reply to BigOlRedDawg ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • @mitchblackstone @BigOlRedDawg @RyanWood87 Thanks for the retweet fellas! 04:09:02 PM May 13, 2013 from web in reply to mitchblackstone ReplyRetweetFavorite
@SAPTstrength
Error: Feed temporarily unavailable.