This Is the Rise of the Musclebuilder
As my daughter, my son, and I made our way up the side of the mountain, I couldn’t help but think how epic it was. I couldn’t help but think there’s nowhere else I’d rather be in the world. And yeah—I couldn’t help but think about how high up we were. 🤣 Kind of nuts? … Read more
From the Brickyard | Subject: Let’s clear the air on some grammar confusion —— Alright, let’s settle this once and for all. If you don’t care about something—like, at all—which is it? “I could care less” or “I couldn’t care less”? Let’s do the math, brother: So when someone says “I could care less” while … Read more
From the Brickyard | Subject: How the modern man adds metal to muscle —— Before there were wrist wraps, hoodies, or gym selfies, there were ancient warriors. Men forged from blood, steel, and fire. And what did they wear? Jewelry. Not as decoration—as declaration. From Spartans to Vikings to Zulu fighters, men have always carried … Read more
Location? Doesn’t matter. What matters is the path. The long, winding path—riddled with storms, heavy with uncertainty. The Musclebuilder doesn’t retreat. He leans forward. One step. One rep. One mile. One move. The path is ours, brother. Let’s ride.
Chain on your chest. Sweat on your forehead. Iron clanking throughout the arena. The Musclebuilder doesn’t hide—he declares. Jewelry isn’t fashion, it’s armor. Weights aren’t optional, they’re life. Every link. Every rep. Every scar. Proof you’re forged, not bought. Chain on, gains on. Anchors up. Let’s ride.
From the Brickyard | Subject: Here’s your plan of attack when you go off the rails —— Things Happen. You’re Human. You didn’t plan to inhale a whole pizza and a pint of ice cream. You didn’t mean to stay up till 2 a.m. watching that show that somehow turned into eight episodes deep. You … Read more
You ever drive past a graveyard and feel it? That twinge in your gut? That chill in your spine? That whisper in your ear that says: “You’re on the clock.” You don’t have forever. You’re not guaranteed next year. Hell—you’re not guaranteed next week. Your next minute even. Every man buried in that ground had … Read more
From the Brickyard | Subject: Can thru be included in our grammar arsenal? —— Ever notice that certain road and construction signs ditch through for the leaner, meaner thru? That got me thinking: is thru actually a “real” word—or did sign makers just decide, “Eh, everyone will get it, and it saves three letters”? After … Read more