MEET TONY G
Tony Giordano
The stay at home father of three who has improved across the board; from taking over 10 minutes off of his vested Murph to sub 30 minutes, adding 45lbs to his back squat, and losing 8% body fat while staying at the same weight
Success story
Quick wins
About Tony
Tony lives in Colorado and trains in very challenging weather while at elevation. He is married and has three kids.
HOW HE USED GARAGE GYM ATHLETE
Tony has been a Garage Gym Athlete for over a decade! His favorite workouts still include running and bodyweight exercises, like Murph.
Results
Tony has been able to increase his aerobic capacity and overall strength while still maintaining weight and even decreasing body fat percentage.
We used to have this window air conditioner unit I had to take out of the attack every year. I could not move it (too heavy)... Then two years later I’m moving and its no big deal.
— Tony G
The full story
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Tony Giordano: the interview
“It never gets easy. Its just as hard as it was the first time but it gets more fun!”
Tony grew up being a runner, ran track and cross country through high school. Ran more marathon and races in his 20’s when he realized it was very weak.
“I could not even do one pull up, maybe seven push ups, but I could run really fast and far. Thats when I decided I need to start strength training.”
He started working out in his garage to save money and at the time was a stay at home dad so he had to be home with his kids but could train at the same time.
Through his decade of being a garage gym athlete he has added over 40 pounds of lean muscle while staying as lean as he was when he was a just runner.
He loves being able to go out at any time to do a workout and feels dealing with an actual gym is a hassle, fighting for space and commuting.
Consistency has been key to his success over the years and while being a Garage Gym Athlete.
Tony will squeeze in a workout where ever and when ever he can even if its for 15 minutes just to stay consistent. He even had to complete a “snow Murph” because he had to get it done.
“Just have little goals. Little mini goals to set and keep going on to the next one, then one to the next thing. Stay with it, it just gets better.”
“It never gets easy. Its just as hard as it was the first time but it gets more fun.”
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