PUAssholes #2: Allen Thompson and So Suave
Yes indeed, children it’s time for another edition of Pick Up Assholes. In the video that I have produced this week, we’re looking at Allen Thompson and SoSuave.Net. So Suave […]
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New on ROK: “A Regimen For Recovering Injuries To Your Core”
I have a new article on Return of Kings, in which I discuss injuries that can happen to your core, and how to slowly recuperate your strength and flexibility. This […]
Some Thoughts on the United Airlines Incident
So, as you’ve probably noticed, the United Airlines incident has been in the news a bit, in which an elderly Asian doctor with a somewhat checkered past was asked to […]
New on Return of Kings: “The Thrust Is A Must”
No, it’s not about kegels, or sex or anything like that. My new article on Return of Kings is about the importance of core development. Your abdominals, obliques, lower back, and, […]
An Introduction to Rhetoric
Rhetoric is something that most people have a vague idea about (namely, that it involves talking or some such), but most never really bother to look into, and even fewer […]
PUAssholes #1: Joshua Pellicer and the Tao of Badass
I have a new Youtube show titled “PUAssholes” (ie: Pick-Up Assholes), in which I criticize bad pick up artistry, game, and other hamfisted attempts at pelvic sorcery—for both men and […]
New on Return of Kings: “Completing the Back Lever”
I have a new article on Return of Kings—a continuation of my first back lever article, this new article presents the last few steps to completing this difficult exercise series: Rounding […]
“You Don’t Want To Be Like The South, Do You?”
Contrary to popular opinion, we at Return of Kings are quite capable of entering stable, monogamous relationships—and I’m certainly no exception to that, as I am currently in a stable, […]
New on Return of Kings: The Front Lever
In my new article for the venerable Return of Kings, I discuss how to begin training the front lever, another of the fundamental gymnastic static positions. Today we’ll be learning the […]
Rogue Learning: Harry Flashman
A concept that I subtly interweave throughout this website is the idea that we are all “standing on the shoulders of giants”—in other words, that nobody is a perfect font of […]