(#231) One of my favorite questions to ask every guest on the show is “what’s the #1 book that you recommend the most to others?”
In this week’s session, I’ll give you my answer to that question and I’ll tell you why this book is my most highly regarded and recommended book.
And, this one’s not even a fitness book.
I’ll explain why the big concept can be applied to any area of your life (training, business, relationships, and more) to get focused and radically improve results.
Find out my #1 most recommended book this week on the show!
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Scott Iardella, MPT, CSCS is a strength coach, athlete, and former “physio” who’s mission is to bridge the gaps in strength, performance and injury prevention. Here at Rdella Training, you’ll consistently learn how to train at a high level of strength and performance while minimizing (or negating) risk for injury to achieve an unsurpassed level of results.
