5 Strength Training Tips for the Outdoors

If you hunt/fish and you're into working out and lifting. Here are 5 tips that you can utilize to start your workout plan on the right foot.
#bowhunting #fishing #liftingweights

[@jimvancoulter1324]

Great video. Enjoy watching them. Keep it up.

[@kylerozak9681]

Great tips. Slow time under tension reps and not just slinging the weights for growth is huge.

[@oakironoutdoors2436]

You are spot on Kyle. Good luck with your training and hunting this year. 👊💪🏻🦌🎣

[@tomkeltescheverythingoutdo2379]

I'm glad that you had a video like this. All those tips are good, but the one that stands out the most is the accountability tip.
I know it's the "new year, new me" thoughts, but I seriously need to get more motivated and more active.
Watching this video is keeping me accountable.
Thanks!

[@oakironoutdoors2436]

@@tomkeltescheverythingoutdo2379 that sounds good Tom. Stay the course.

[@sharir9887]

Hi Clint. Wondering where in Wisconsin you are a personal trainer. We’re in Manitowoc county. Husband is trying to deal with residual pain/injury in his knees/quads from elk hunting/hiking at altitude with our 24 year old son in Wyoming.

[@oakironoutdoors2436]

Hi Shari, can you email me at [e-mail]? Thanks

[@midwestsportsmanlife]

Clint, is there any downside to doing stairs? I work in a power plant and recently started taking the stairs. I’m doing anywhere from 400 to 800 stairs a shift.

[@oakironoutdoors2436]

Stairs are actually great assuming that you don’t have an underlying condition. A few come to mind and that would be ACL/MCL tear, meniscus tear and an issue with the patella tendon. Assuming you don’t have pain you should be fine and it’s actually a great way to burn calories throughout your day.