Josh Bryant

www.JoshStrength.com

Strength & Conditioning Coach Josh Bryant is one of the fastest rising names in the fitness industry. As an athlete, he holds 12 World Records in powerlifting. In 2005, he won the Atlantis Strongest Man in the America competition. He then decided to devote his life to help others reach their goals. Currently Josh works successfully with many clients, both in person at Metroflex Gym in Arlington, Texas, and via the Internet. He has trained World Record-setting powerlifters, professional bodybuilders, fitness competitors, Olympic athletes, professional fighters, NCAA champions, and a host of high school athletes who received collegiate scholarships. In addition to numerous personal training certifications, Bryant has earned a Master’s Degree in Exercise Science. He is the author of the popular e-book, "Metroflex Gym Powerbuilding Basics," and the recent best-selling book "Built to the Hilt."

 
Greek God Gainer Dessert
Greek God Gainer Dessert
This recipe is rich and satisfies any chocolate dessert craving.
Power French Toast
Power French Toast
I enjoy this recipe even without syrup.
Nutritious and Delicious Peanut Butter Cookies
Nutritious and Delicious Peanut Butter Cookies
A healthier alternative to your favorite cookie.
Same Vegetable, Fresh Twist
Same Vegetable, Fresh Twist
Here's a fresh twist on a commonly plain vegetable.
Problem—Raw Bench Press; Solution—Plyometrics
Problem—Raw Bench Press; Solution—Plyometrics
Speed training in the bench press has become increasingly popular. Louie Simmons of Westside Barbell Club popularized this concept by advocating a speed day in the bench press. Some call it a “dynamic” day, and some call it a “light” day.
Powerlifting Sport Psychology Training
Powerlifting Sport Psychology Training
Have you ever been to a powerlifting meet and heard someone boast about colossal training lifts?
Bridge the Gap: Sprint-Resisted Training
Bridge the Gap: Sprint-Resisted Training
“Heredity only deals the cards; environment and training plays the hand”(1). It’s possible for an athlete to improve in every phase of playing speed, whether it be maximum miles per hour, stopping and starting, feinting, faking and cutting, or multi-directional high speed acceleration with a complete “holistic” speed development plan (1). Genetically gifted athletes may be fast with little work
Triple Extension Movements for Football Using Strongman Training
Triple Extension Movements for Football Using Strongman Training
When you watch the world’s strongest man contests on television, it should be obvious that these athletes are not only aggressive, fast, explosive, athletic, and flexible, but they have a great anaerobic threshold.

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