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GMB Fitness
Autonomy πŸ€ΈπŸ”βœŠ GMB Fitness
Autonomy means deciding and moving. Ryan, Andy, and Jarlo aren't here to shill for some stupid supplement company. This show explores fitness as a way to play your own game and do more of what matters, all based on decades of training, coaching, and clinical experience. And truly awful jokes. If you hate every formulaic fitness podcast, you just might be in the right place.
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4.8 stars from 174 ratings
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Assffgssssffsss via Apple Podcasts · Finland · 10/02/20
Awesome
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I have mad respect for these guys. They are really good at coaching and explaining things concisely and with humor and humility. I've purchased their focused flexibility program and it is really helping me regain some lost mobility and be able to work out better. I also really like their...Read full review »
MACSbean via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/10/17
Love it
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Going back to all the old episodes and catching up.
SPY061413 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/30/16
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