Facebook groups, personalities to follow - fitness related

j@utis

Hi all, who do you follow on facebook (professional trainers or similar) or what facebook fitness groups you could recommend?
I like Ketogains group for info on ketogenic diet and follow Bret Crontreras because I'm doing his program at the gym at moment. any more suggestions?

caviardreams

Triage method is good. And of course Dominic Munnelly

I also really like Jen Sinkler and Molly Galbraith.

New Goat

Quite like Mike Matthews. He has some good podcasts on YouTube.

Seems to talk sense.

GalwayGrrrrrl

Brian Keane has some sensible podcasts, think he also has FB page.

Transform

caviardreams wrote: »

Triage method is good. And of course Dominic Munnelly

I also really like Jen Sinkler and Molly Galbraith.

cheers for the shout out

Transform

New Goat wrote: »

Quite like Mike Matthews. He has some good podcasts on YouTube.

Seems to talk sense.

I think his stuff is excellent for beginners but beyond that its really really limited and repetitive

Enjoy Christian T, everyone in Juggernaut and a load of gymnastics/body weight/yoga guys and gals that have very balanced perspectives on training

frag420

Transform wrote: »

cheers for the shout out

Which one are you?

Transform

frag420 wrote: »

Which one are you?

Dominic munnelly
https://www.instagram.com/dominicmunnelly/?hl=en

Transform

frag420 wrote: »

Which one are you?

Dominic munnelly
https://www.instagram.com/dominicmunnelly/?hl=en

Dtp1979

Transform wrote: »

Dominic munnelly
https://www.instagram.com/dominicmunnelly/?hl=en

Easy there tiger. You saw what happened Hanley

Transform

Dtp1979 wrote: »

Easy there tiger. You saw what happened Hanley

they asked dude

re people to follow - i think most people should follow more people unrelated fitness just to broaden their perspectives e.g. the school of life, VOX, irish man abroad etc

Dtp1979

Transform wrote: »

they asked dude

re people to follow - i think most people should follow more people unrelated fitness just to broaden their perspectives e.g. the school of life, VOX, irish man abroad etc

I was only joking!

Transform

Dtp1979 wrote: »

I was only joking!

cool as cats

Tea-a-Maria

Precision Nutrition are good to follow for the nutrition side and the auld motivational quotes.

Transform

Tea-a-Maria wrote: »

Precision Nutrition are good to follow for the nutrition side and the auld motivational quotes.

and danny lennon of sigma nutrition

JJayoo

xfactorfan23 wrote: »

Brian Keane has some sensible podcasts, think he also has FB page.

My friend is doing his online training programme....

Alf Veedersane

JJayoo wrote: »

My friend is doing his online training programme....

I take it Coco Pops aren't part of the nutrition plan.

Wait, is this the training that involves reading an ebook, a list of supplements to buy and buying a barbell set?

cloudatlas

Marianne Kane for kettle bell routines.

Sarah Maloney instagram and youtube.

Clarence Kennedy is a phenom.

Alf Veedersane

I like Omar Isuf. When he gives advice, he doesn't claim to be an expert and references where the advice came from and it's usually a solid source, e.g. Brad Schoenfeld.

He also gets people more knowledgeable than him to go discuss topics that he gets asked about a lot, e.g. Eric Helms.

Mr. CooL ICE

I like Alan Thrall too for the same reasons. The honesty from both is refreshing.

My main irk with Omar is that he speaks too damn fast in his videos. If he could articulate himself better, it would be great.

Alf Veedersane

Nicolas Cage wrote: »

I like Alan Thrall too for the same reasons. The honesty from both is refreshing.

My main irk with Omar is that he speaks too damn fast in his videos. If he could articulate himself better, it would be great.

Hmmmm....Alan Thrall just converted to low bar.

Have you both been seen in the same place at the same time?

Reps4jesus

Agree on Thrall and Omar. Jonnie Candito was great too before he stopped posting stuff but sounds like he will be back soon. Im a fan of Silent Mike too
Always found old Elliot Hulse good before he became weird and preachy

Mr. CooL ICE

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

Hmmmm....Alan Thrall just converted to low bar.

Have you both been seen in the same place at the same time?

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brb, hosting a strongman event

beggars_bush

Kelly Starrett is worth following

http://twitter.com/mobilitywod

JJayoo

The problem is that the people worth following are under pressure to produce content so they have 2% great info, 93% random stuff and 5% videos of dogs.

Matt Ogus is a perfect example, some great info on mobility, nutrition, programming, injury rehab but he also documents his relationships and how they break up, which can be uncomfortable.

My Instagram on the other hand is 98% sheep and trees so yano just saying.

Alf Veedersane

JJayoo wrote: »

The problem is that the people worth following are under pressure to produce content so they have 2% great info, 93% random stuff and 5% videos of dogs.

Matt Ogus is a perfect example, some great info on mobility, nutrition, programming, injury rehab but he also documents his relationships and how they break up, which can be uncomfortable.

My Instagram on the other hand is 98% sheep and trees so yano just saying.

Anyone that puts up motivational quotes gets cut.

The only exception so far has been Perry Nickelston (aka stopchasingpain) because the rest of what he puts up is deadly.

MightyMandarin

Jason Genova and the Delray Misfits for pure comedy.

Omar is good for occasional informative videos, but the rest is the same bodybuilding stuff he's posted a million times.

JTS and Max Aita have the best informative videos out there. Really like what they're doing.

I also watch Clarence to feel even worse about myself.

JayRoc

MightyMandarin wrote: »

Jason Genova and the Delray Misfits for pure comedy.

Omar is good for occasional informative videos, but the rest is the same bodybuilding stuff he's posted a million times.

JTS and Max Aita have the best informative videos out there. Really like what they're doing.

I also watch Clarence to feel even worse about myself.

Quinn Henoch is the only one of my youtube subs I deliberately watch these days

Skuxx

Jamie Alderton is one guy I find is always interesting and full of knowledge!

He's @grenadejay on Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat

JJayoo

I like Matt Wichlinski, especially good if you train at some as he is always coming up with random ways to do diff exercises. Plus his training buddy is the Ass Man

Transform

JayRoc wrote: »

Quinn Henoch is the only one of my youtube subs I deliberately watch these days

Agreed

Mellor

JJayoo wrote: »

I like Matt Wichlinski, especially good if you train at some as he is always coming up ridiculously convoluted ways to do some insane lifting

Fixed that