This time, the program worked.
Emerging from the devastating year chronicled in Sink or Swing, Chad V. Holtkamp begins 2016 at 259.2 pounds with a 40” waist. Determined to become stronger and leaner, he hires Leangains creator Martin Berkhan, then writing The Leangains Method, to coach him through barbell training, intermittent fasting, and a protein-rich diet.
The results are undeniable. Chad’s weight and waist shrink. His lifts climb. His wedding ring fits again. He deadlifts 405 pounds for five reps. His transformation is successful enough that Berkhan later includes Chad’s before-and-after photographs and testimonial in The Leangains Method.
That should have been the perfect ending.
It wasn’t.
As progress becomes expectation, Chad begins adding exercise, chasing numbers, pushing through pain, and testing how far discipline can be stretched before it becomes something else. What begins as a conventional transformation story gradually becomes a more complicated examination of ambition, sustainability, and the dangerous appeal of always doing more.
In Get Strong Get Lean, Chad confronts:
Funny, candid, and unwilling to stop at the triumphant image, Get Strong Get Lean is a year-in-the-life fitness memoir about achieving the goal—and discovering why achievement may not solve the underlying problem.
The book can be read on its own or as the final volume of the Home Gym Strong fitness memoir series.
Read Get Strong Get Lean—the story that begins where most fitness transformations end.
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