JBRIZZLE

About

Hi, I'm Jordan.

I coach people who have full lives and not much spare time. Building them a plan that pretends otherwise helps nobody.

Jordan on Puka Beach in Boracay, framed by the Philippine flag

Puka Beach, Boracay. The sandcastle was not my work.

The short version

I got strong the slow way, because there wasn't a fast one

I didn't start as the guy in the gym photos. I started skinny, self-conscious, and convinced there was a secret: a supplement, a split, some trick everyone else already knew. There wasn't. There was showing up three times a week for a couple of years and getting slightly better at a small number of lifts.

What finally changed things was accepting that the boring version works and the exciting version doesn't. Once I stopped swapping routines every six weeks, my body caught up fast.

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How I coach

Four things I'll keep repeating

01

Rice is not the enemy

Any coach whose first move is to take rice off a Filipino's plate has already lost the client and probably knows it. Portions and timing do the job. Culture stays.

02

Three real sessions beat six planned ones

The best programme is the one still running in March. I'd rather you train three times a week for a year than six times a week for five weeks.

03

Progress you can measure, or it didn't happen

More weight, more reps, better technique, or a set that used to feel brutal now feeling fine. If none of those moved, we change something.

04

No shame, ever

Nobody trains harder because a stranger made them feel bad. You'll get honesty from me, and patience alongside it.

Who I work with

Filipinos here, and Filipinos far from here

Nurses coming off night shift. OFWs in a shared flat with one pair of dumbbells and a landlord who hates noise. Students with a barangay gym and fifty pesos. Titas who've decided this is the year, finally.

What they share is a week that was already full before I turned up. That constraint shapes everything I write.

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Athlete training with kettlebells in a busy neighbourhood gym

Whatever you've tried before and dropped says more about the plan than it does about you. Let's get you a better one.

Jordan

Coach, Jbrizzle

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