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The Smarter, Safer Way to Build Fitness (That Doesn’t Involve Hours on a Treadmill)

by Sam Beagle | Oct 1, 2025 | Uncategorized

Most people trying to get fit fall into one of two camps: Camp 1: Endless treadmill jogging in the “fat-burning zone” Camp 2: Random HIIT classes where you collapse in a pool of sweat, unsure if you’re actually improving Neither is ideal. One is boring and...

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