{ About Andy }

GYMLESS. FREE. What gives?

Don’t get me wrong, I’ll always love the gym. After spending several years focusing on powerlifting it would be tough not to. But after moving away from the sport, I’ve realized that the “gym”, as we know it, isn’t the end-all, be-all when it comes to fitness.

I’ve come to love simplicity, and even more so, efficiency. The idea of being “gymless” is sort of my own private (and not particularly funny)  inside joke; you’re never really gymless. If you have a body, you have a gym. As for being free, I’ll take the most relevant definitions from dictionary.com: 1. enjoying personal rights and liberty; 2. exempt from external authority, interference, restriction; 3. able to do something at will; 4. clear of obstructions or obstacles…and the list goes on. My idea of being free is having the ability to choose your path, and doing what you need to do to see it through.

That being said, GYMLESS. FREE. at its core, is about lifestyle design. Maybe I’m not the best guy to talk about designing a lifestyle that you love because I haven’t quite achieved it yet. But know what? I’m going to.

 

Andy Chasse’ is an independent fitness specialist currently located in Albuquerque, NM. 

  • Five years of experience in the fitness field
  • NASM-PES
  • B.S. Kinesiology, Sam Houston State University
Additionally, Andy has several years of experience as a freelance writer specializing in fitness.
  • Work has appeared on Bodybuilding.com, Muscle and Strength, Trainer Nation, Elite FTS and LiveStrong.com, among others.
  • Experience in newsletter creation and editing, article content editing and proofreading.
  • Experience with social media marketing and blogging platforms.

The Real Me

I’m a former USA Powerlifting collegiate competitor. With a recently increased appreciation for the beauty of the outdoors and a desire to push my body in new ways, I spend most of my free time outdoors: trail running, mountain biking, paddling, swimming, bodyweight workouts and entirely too many burpees.

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