Daily Mail Online
The Urban Strength Bar takes steals the show with an impressive review on the Daily Mail Online
Melissa Cassar on the Urban Strength Bar - V3.0.
Photo credit - Matt Marsh
Another triumph for Wild Training and the Urban Strength Bar. Alongside an incredible front cover of Men’s Fitness, the Urban Strength bar is now tried, tested and reviewed on Daily Mail Online.
With a readership of over 92,360,000 people - we are extremely proud of this achievement.
The review came from a journalist who took on a 1-1 with James Griffiths during a live workout with the Urban Strength Bar. Going through a typical session they looked at warm ups with the bar, how the bar can be used for strength and cardio as well as ending with some flexibility moves.
The Urban Strength Bar was designed with the idea of training the body using leverage, thanks to it’s design and clever programming from James Griffiths, we can utilise the leverage to achieve an intense cardio workout, strength workout and flexibility workout. No matter your fitness level, whether you’re starting out, recovering from an injury (the bar will most definitely assist your recovery) to a hobbyist fitness fan all the way up to an elite athlete, everyone can benefit from the Urban Strength Bar.
IT’S A BEAUTIFUL EQUILIBRIUM OF STRENGTH, BALANCE AND CONTROL.
We have released a new version on the Urban Strength Bar. Now boasting the V3.0, this bar weighs under 2kg, the most lightweight model yet. This design has a built in texture that helps when gripping the bar which is new to the V3.0. The bar is guaranteed for 50 years and we have not managed to break one yet.
The bar is only £49.99 and comes complete with online training and workouts for you to get started. You can buy the bar direct from our Wild X app or here, available in blue, pink or grey.
Our trainers are always on hand to help anyone with the Urban Strength Bar. With over 7 years of experience in using the bar we are always evolving the training, expanding the uses for the bar and more and more people are benefiting from using the Urban Strength Bar everyday.
To buy your own bar click here
Front Cover Man
James Griffiths fronts the cover of Men’s Fitness magazine.
Wild Training are incredibly proud to show off James Griffiths being the front cover man for Men’s Fitness magazine which is being released October 2020.
This incredible achievement is a well deserved reward of recognition for all the hard work that James has put in over the years. He has dedicated his working career to helping others. Since starting out James’ efforts have seen him change the lives of so many people, from his clients to the team around him.
The combination of his passion and drive has seen Wild Training elevate it’s status within the fitness industry. Still helping people who start their Wild Training journey with us, James is now trailblazing the way with hybrid gyms, raising the game for fitness apps with our brand new Wild X app to working as a consultant for other fitness businesses, and now changing the way serious fitness professionals learn and develop their skills to create successful businesses of their own with the Wild Evo instructor training programme.
James and the Wild Training team work very closely together, it’s very much a team effort with a pioneering leader. We have had many challenges along the way, but we make sure we are having fun whilst creating our Wild story, which gets better each day!
THE SCOOP
The feature is all about strongman training and how anyone can get started with this style of exercise, regardless of strength or abilities. Sporting professional photos taken by our Wild member - Ben Machekanyanga, with full explanations of each workout, the feature is incredibly comprehensive as an intro to strongman training, even without traditional strongman equipment.
James’ experiences in strongman training for himself, training others and further research makes the article a great and insightful read for everyone.
Available to buy in October 2020. Make sure you grab your copy!
Wild Training got a visit from Mens Health Magazine
This week was a special week as Wild Training got a visit from Mens Health Magazine!
Wild Training founder and Wild Gym Co-owner, James Griffiths, took Wild Training to new heights last year, literally to the top of the world and back. Well, Mount Kilimanjaro to be exact. James Griffiths set the record for the highest altitude workout ever recorded and in the process, has helped raise over £3000 for Hope for Children.
This week was a special week as Wild Training got a visit from Mens Health Magazine!
Wild Training founder and Wild Gym Co-owner, James Griffiths, took Wild Training to new heights last year, literally to the top of the world and back. Well, Mount Kilimanjaro to be exact. James Griffiths set the record for the highest altitude workout ever recorded and in the process, has helped raise over £3000 for Hope for Children.
Mens Health Magazine decided that they wanted to try out the same work out that James successfully completed. However, this time it wasn't at 5000 meters above sea level but down to earth at the new Wild Training Gym in Loudwater, High Wycombe.
Read the full article on Mens Health's Website