Beast Skills - Tutorials for Bodyweight Feats

June 8th, 2008

Thanks to everyone!

Thanks to everyone who supported the Pushing Past Autism event through direct donation or the purchase of a t-shirt! 100% of the profits with be donated to Autism Society of Connecticut.

Best of luck with all your training!

June 1st, 2008

Charity Event for Autism - June 7th

plus new t-shirt design!

This Saturday, June 7th, at the O’Neill Center of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, CT, will be a charity event for children with autism -- it is a pushup event! - try to do as many (or as few) pushups as you want to do in four hours. If you can't make it to the event or find sponsors, a flat rate donation is also perfectly acceptable.

Money raised goes to the Autism Society of Connecticut and to the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism. Check out all the information here - Pushing Past Autism

And as part of my contribution, I will be donating 100% of the profits from my t-shirts this week to this event. Feel free to make a straight donation to the charity, but also know that a t-shirt purchase this week will help out the cause as well.

This is the perfect time to announce a new t-shirt for the store! What better picture than a gorilla doing a one arm chin-up?? The design below was drawn by the very talented artist, John Amore. You can check out his myspace site here - http://www.myspace.com/ortprod or his website (and further examples of his amazing artwork) here - http://www.airdrawn.net/~evilgummy/omegaredtooth.html

Thanks for contributing to such a great event. Good luck with all your training!

May 5th, 2008

NEW! FRONT LEVER TUTORIAL!

The front lever tutorial is finally done.

I appreciate everyone's patience with my severe lack of updates and tutorials for the site for the past year and a half. The whole situation frustrates me just as much as it frustrates you. Trust me.

I'm working to fix things to be able to update more frequently. Thanks for your continued understanding. Your emails and support mean a great deal to me.

Train hard.

-Jim

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