Free Teleseminar Series Featuring 10 Top Personal Trainers and Strongmen

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) August 8, 2010 -- Santa Cruz, CA July 29th, 2010: Starting on July 21st and running through September
22nd World Renown Strongman Bud Jeffries and Logan Christopher are teaming up to
deliver a free interview series on Super Human Training. This series features 10 guests in
different areas of strength building, endurance increasing, muscle gaining, and movement
enhancing.
"This is ramping up to be an exciting series where we'll be learning the top training tips
from a wide variety of some of the strongest people alive" says Logan Christopher, a man

who recently pulled a firetruck by his hair.

Week 1 - Andrew Durniat - "How To Do It All...Strongman, Kettlebells, Grip, etc."

Week 2 - Steve McGranahan - "Redneck Strength”

Week 3 - Adam Glass - "Strength with Biofeedback Training"

Week 4 - Mike Mahler - "Hormone and Training Optimization"

Week 5 - Ryan Pitts - "Hammers, Clubs & Maces...Oh My!"

Week 6 - Tracy Reifkind - "Super Human Kettlebell Swings and Snatches"

Week 7 - Roger Lapointe - "Traditional Training of Ancient Cultures"

Week 8 - Ryan Magin - "Muscle Gaining Secrets"

Plus Two Mystery Guests
It's free to sign up to listen to the calls at http://www.superhumantraining.com. Anyone
can register at anytime during the series.
"Even though I've been training for many years and set records, I always learn new things
when you bring in this level of expertise. New methods I can and will put into my training
right away." says Bud Jeffries, a man famous for successfully squatting 1000 lbs. from the
bottom position of a power rack.

This series is in an effort to bring high level information from some of the strongest people
alive today to the masses who would like to follow in their footsteps.

Legendary Strength, owned by Logan Christopher, is dedicated to sharing strength
training and physical culture information to those that want to become healthier, stronger
and enjoy their lives more.

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