Bulletproof your body with this episode of Fitness Disrupted. There is a common mantra plastered all over gyms across the world: “work on your weakness until they are strengths.” Tom takes a bit of a different approach in this episode where he talks about the importance of working on your weakness until they are no longer a weaknesses - not only to make you stronger, but to help you avoid injury and magnify your strengths. 

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<p>Bulletproof your body with this episode of Fitness Disrupted. There is a common mantra plastered all over gyms across the world: “work on your weakness until they are strengths.” Tom takes a bit of a different approach in this episode where he talks about the importance of working on your weakness until they are no longer a weaknesses - not only to make you stronger, but to help you avoid injury and magnify your strengths. </p><p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Fitness Disrupted with Tom Holland tackles the hottest topics in exercise, nutrition and motivation, debunking the myths and misconceptions while giving actionable advice you can use right away. An internationally-recognized fitness expert, author and elite endurance athlete with three decades of experience in the fitness industry, Tom makes sense of the science so you can finally reach your fullest potential.

Fitness Disrupted with Tom Holland

Bulletproof your body with this episode of Fitness Disrupted. There is a common mantra plastered all over gyms across the world: “work on your weakness until they are strengths.” Tom takes a bit of a different approach in this episode where he talks about the importance of working on your weakness until they are no longer a weaknesses - not only to make you stronger, but to help you avoid injury and magnify your strengths.

Why You Need to Work on Your Weaknesses Until They Are No Longer Weaknesses

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