Welcome!
The purpose of this web site is to share the training and nutrition information I have gained from over two decades of my own training and over 15 years as a personal trainer, many spent working with and learning from some of the top fitness and bodybuilding experts in the world. Over the years I have helped hundreds of people improve the way they look, feel and perform, and I hope the information here helps you as well.
Drew Baye

What is High Intensity Training?
High Intensity Training is resistance training emphasizing a high level of effort and relatively brief and infrequent workouts, as opposed to performing a higher volume and frequency of workouts with a comparatively low to moderate effort. Arthur Jones, who invented the Nautilus equipment and helped define and popularize high intensity training in the 1970's, often summarized the general philosophy of high intensity training as "...train harder, but train briefer" or "...train harder, but train less often". Read more...

Most Popular Articles
What Is High Intensity Training?
Getting Lean - Basic Guidelines For Losing Fat
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One of a Two-Part Interview with Ellington Darden, PhD.
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Two of a Two-Part Interview with Ellington Darden, PhD.
High Intensity Strength Training: More
Aerobic Than"Aerobics" by Greg Anderson

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News and Updates
5.13.08
New journal entry - Planet Fitness are Hypocrites

4.08.08
New site design is live, and new high intensity training shirts are in the store.

9.16.07
New Journal entry posted - Book Progress and Arthur Jones' Death

8.21.07
Re-posted select journal entries from 2004 through 2006
Reposted Positive Versus Negative Strength: The Friction Theory is Wrong

8.20.07
Started complete redesign of the site!

5.1.07
Posted a new article, Is It Necessary To Warm Up For Resistance Training?
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