How Do You Build A Stronger Press?


I Am Not Afraid To Lift® is Coming to Boston June 2, 2018!

How do you build a stronger press?

“You want to squeeze your butt so hard that you should see your butt from the front…” ~Me from I Am Not Afraid To Lift® Boston 2014

Watch more in the video below…

Learn more gems of wisdom like this from me at my women’s strength workshop I Am Not Afraid to Lift® in Boston on June 2, 2018 at MSC Strength & Conditioning, 50 Finnell Drive, Suite 6, Weymouth, MA 02188 with a brand NEW curriculum to include both kettlebell and barbell lifts.
SIGN UP ==> HERE <== 

Early Bird Ends May 20, 2018.

We are 1/3 full! Limited spots remaining!!

SIGN UP ==> HERE <== 

More details below…

I hope to see you there! All of our butts will be much stronger for it 😉

Yours In Strength,
Artemis

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In 2014 I created my women’s strength workshop I Am Not Afraid To Lift®. I created this workshop based upon how strength training strengthened and changed both my body and my mindset and based upon my experience training for the strength challenge, the Iron Maiden Challenge. For women in the hardstyle kettlebell community, the requirements for the challenge are to complete a 24kg (53lbs) strict, dead hang, tactical grip pull-up, a 24kg strict military press, and a 24kg pistol  squat. In 2014 I was the ninth woman in the world and the smallest and the lightest to date to complete the challenge. See video below…

As a ballet dancer from the age of 3 to 27, turned kung fu black belt at age 32, “Iron Maiden” at age 38, and powerlifter at age 39, through all of my athletic endeavors, I was never afraid to lift. My first true inspiration to lift weights and to build serious muscle was from Linda Hamilton’s character, Sarah Connor in Terminator 2. After I watched this movie in 1990 when I was a sophomore in high school I made it my mission to build arms as jacked as Linda Hamilton’s.

However, as I trained for the Iron Maiden Challenge from 2011 to 2014, I learned that this was not the case for many women.

I learned that many women are afraid to lift because they don’t know how to lift, or because they are afraid that they might hurt themselves, or a combination of the two, or because they are afraid of how strength training will change their bodies in that they may end up looking less feminine and perhaps even lose their lady parts 😉 …

It is my experience that once women learn how to lift, and once they learn how strong and capable they are, that those fears fly right out the window and instead they love the feeling of confidence and empowerment they get from being hella strong in the weight room, and how it carries over to all areas of their lives AND they love every muscle on their body as these muscles take shape through their hard work through strength training.

After teaching my women’s strength workshop I Am Not Afraid To Lift® all over the United States and even around the world in Australia, I took a one year hiatus from teaching the workshop in 2017 in order to re-vamp the curricuclum. The brand new 2018 curriculum now also includes barbell lifts in addition to kettlebell lifts.

I am coming back to Boston for the first time since I moved to Las Vegas in January 2017 to teach I Am Not Afraid To Lift® on June 2, 2018 at MSC Strength & Conditioning in Weymouth, MA. This strength workshop is exclusive to women ONLY..

At the Lift® workshop you will learn,

  • The importance and benefits of strength training and why being strong trumps the scale and being “toned”.
  • Kettlebell Lifts
    • Deadlift
    • Front Squat
    • Military Press
    • Two Handed Swing
  • Barbell Lifts*
    • Back Squat
    • Bench Press
    • Deadlift
    • *(If time Front Squat and Military Press will be taught as accessory exercises to Back Squat and Bench Press)
  • Bodyweight and Core:
    • Pull-up
    • Push-up
    • Hanging Leg Raise
    • Ab Wheel Rollout
  • Strong Mindset Strategies such as how to improve your inner dialogue, and own your lifts in the gym.
  • Strength Program Design

NOTE: There are practice segments and practical hands-on workouts throughout the workshop.

Personal Trainers who attend will receive .8 NASM CEUs for attending the workshop.

SIGN UP ==> HERE <==

This workshop is appropriate for women who lift of ALL levels, from beginners to advanced lifters.  From women who have never lifted weights before who want to learn the basics of a push-up or how to achieve their first unassisted pull-up, and for those advanced lifters who want to take their training to the next level by improving program design or by learning new techniques to work towards a specific strength goal such as a weighted pull-up, a new 1 rep max for barbell deadlift, or a max bodyweight press. This workshop will help you to sharpen skills and learn programming in order to reach your goal.

I hope that you that you will join me for this phenomenal and life changing event!

SIGN UP ==> HERE <==

Yours in Strength,

Artemis 

2 Comments on “How Do You Build A Stronger Press?

  1. Hi Artemis,

    What are the details for the day? What time does the training start/end? I am really interested but trying to balance client needs as well as my own interest and need for training.

    Thanks!

    Emily Miller

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  2. Hi Emily,

    You can find all of the details for workshop HERE => https://wp.me/P1CYHP-pZ which is on my website under “Upcoming Workshops” then select “I Am Not Afraid To Lift” from the drop down menu.

    The workshop starts at 9 AM, check in from 8:45 AM – 9 AM, and ends at 5 PM.

    Please let me know if you have any other questions.

    Best,
    Artemis

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