Sometimes we take ourselves too seriously. If you are in need of a laugh please take a look at this video of me from 2003, taking a fall to put it lightly!
Josh Bryant is one of the fastest rising names in the fitness industry. He works as a speed, strength, and conditioning coach at one of the top high school programs in Texas. Currently Josh is a personal trainer who works successfully with many clients, both in person at Metroflex Gym and via the Internet. By using the Joshstrength Method, he has trained world record setting powerlifters, women fitness competitors, Olympic athletes, professional fighters, NCAA champions, and a host of high school athletes who have received collegiate scholarships.
As an athlete, he won many national and world titles in both powerlifting and strongman, and at 22 years of age was the youngest person in powerlifting history to bench press 600 pounds raw. He squatted 909 pounds in the USPF, officially bench-pressed 620 pounds raw, and officially deadlifted 810 pounds raw. In 2005, he won the Atlantis Strongest Man in America competition.
Along with ISSA certifications in fitness training, nutrition, and conditioning, Josh has been awarded the prestigious title of Master of Fitness Sciences (MFS). He was also recently named the ISSA Director of Applied Strength and Power. In addition to being certified by the NSCA as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and by NASM as a Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES), Josh completed his master of sciences degree in exercise science (July 2010). He has been published in numerous magazines, periodicals and websites.
Josh Bryant is the founder and owner of Joshstrength.com and The Joshstrength Method. To learn more about Josh Bryant or to contact him visit http://www.joshstrength.com
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12 Comments
John
Posted September 2, 2010 at 7:31 AM
Oooouuuccchhh!!
Justin Holmes
Posted September 2, 2010 at 8:53 AM
LOL, that was great!
Walter
Posted September 2, 2010 at 10:13 AM
I’m impressed he got up that high.
MoogooGaiPan
Posted September 2, 2010 at 11:28 AM
Atleast he wasn’t jumping on top of a three foot stack of movable rubber mats like that other dude a couple weeks go.
Oooouuuccchhh!!
LOL, that was great!
I’m impressed he got up that high.
Atleast he wasn’t jumping on top of a three foot stack of movable rubber mats like that other dude a couple weeks go.
Brother that is AWESOME!!
Dude, hilarious!
ha that wasnt even close
The best part was the recovery. Getting up quickly, take quick glance around to see if anyone saw what happened.
Was anyone in the park that day?
Definitely “Team Awful” material!!! Pegg would be proud!
Thanks for the humility footage… God knows we’ve all been a victim!!!
The afro ninja failed back flip was a more spectacular failure
takes a ton of confidence & real strength to post something like that on yourself,
way to go Josh.
Auch!