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• Drop Sets and Pyramid Sets on the TRX

  Fraser Quelch and Chris Frankel discuss how to apply these advanced set arrangement with instantaneous adjustments in resistance using the TRX. Posted Mar 29 2009, 11:00 PM by Fitness Anywhere with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: chris frankel, Tips, Drop Sets, TRX Suspension Training, Fraser Quelch, Pyramid sets

• How to avoid cheating on the TRX

  Watch as Chris and Fraser have an interesting discussion and show some TRX specific examples of the difference between good and bad movement cheats and how to integrate the concept into your training. Posted Mar 15 2009, 11:00 PM by Fitness Anywhere with | with no comments Filed under: chris frankel, Tips, TRX, bicep curl, avoid cheating, Suspension Training, Fraser Quelch, Chest Press, Y Raise

• Speed Up Your Workout

  Be quick but don't hurry. Posted Nov 14 2008, 01:42 PM by Fitness Anywhere with | with no comments Filed under: chris frankel, Tips, workout, strength, TRX, circuit, speeding up a workout, Suspension Training, Fraser Quelch, no rest, shorten rest period, faster, pressed for time, cardio, john wooden, atomic pushup, high row, super set, transitions, single handle mode, single arm row, suspended pushup, double handle mode, low row

• TRX Military Fitness Program vs. Traditional Programming

  Fraser and Chris discuss how the Military Fitness Guide does take elements of a traditional approach in the program design, yet is more functional and challenging by using the TRX. Posted May 15 2008, 02:06 PM by Fitness Anywhere with | with no comments Filed under: chris frankel, MFP, interview, program design, Fraser, Tips, Military, TRX, US military, US Navy SEALs, Force Training Kit, Military Fitness Training, APFT, US ARMY, Navy seal fitness, BUDs