"It doesn't matter how bad your day is. It's not chemo."
Alwyn Cosgrove has overcome obstacles that would break most men. Beating stage-4 cancer twice is enough to give anyone a new perspective on life. When asked about how he has changed from what he has been through, Cosgrove made the heart-felt analogy about the opponents that life puts in front of you. "Instead of a 250-pound kickboxer, it's a horrible disease." Regardless of what opponent the former fighter has had to face, one thing is certain: Alwyn Cosgrove has used every obstacle to forge himself as one of the most sought-after trainers, clinicians, and authors in the fitness industry."Your mind is like a garden. Whatever you plant in there is going to grow."
Cosgrove's has used every resource and connection available to make his clients, his business, and himself better. Add the extensive knowledge and experience to a realistic optimism that Cosgrove shares, and you see why he is as successful as he is. Cosgrove has built himself and his brand with a tenacious work ethic. This work ethic fueled a revelation of sorts."Sometimes working hard isn't enough. Maybe you have to work for yourself."
That's exactly what Alwyn did on his way to co-authoring five books, countless articles, and owning one of the top three gyms in the country, according to Men's Health magazine. Regardless of accolades, Cosgrove has discovered something that the majority of trainers and gym owners have yet to figure out: the perceptive bi-product of attitude and it's direct relationship to success, however it is defined.Topics Covered in This Podcast
- How Alwyn got to where he is today
- How beating cancer changed Alwyn
- Negativity in the fitness industry
- How Gluteal Amnesia started, and the connection with elitefts™
- Bodyweight training as a progression to weight training
- MMA Strength Training
- The New Rules of Lifting: Fulfilling A Need
- How the body-part split for bodybuilding came to be
- Alwyn's thoughts on business and attitudes towards success
- The value of a trainer
- Do you own a business or a job?






























































































