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Connor Murphy speaks with Dr. John Jaquish, an inventor whose discoveries on strength and bone density will possibly change the way you think about exercise and muscle growth forever.

In this episode Tim James interviews Dr. John Jaquish from x3bar.com who is turning the fitness industry upside down. In his quest to pack muscle on himself Dr. Jaquish developed a specialized latex band workout system with a small olympic bar and ground plate. Results? Three times the muscle growth, NO injuries, NO soreness and it only takes 10-15 minutes per day! Mind blowing!!!

His agent sent him an X3 Bar, a product developed by Jaquish Biomedical to serve as a “full home gym without a gym,” and speed and agility drills can be done outside with what equipment he has on hand.

Dr. John Jaquish on Dr. Shawn Baker's MeatRx community VIP podcast where they discuss carnivore diet.

A TV interview with Dr. John Jaquish, medical device inventor and creator of the X3 bar system, wherein he discusses the power of variable resistance training.

Though initially skeptical, we tried the OsteoStrong machines for bone strength to find out how they work, and how they differ from simple weightlifting.

We are joined by Kim Snow and Patty Snow for OsteoStrong, a system that focuses on increasing bone strength and density, how the system works on the skeletal system, the benefits of increasing bone strength, what kind of people use the OsteoStrong system, and the upcoming lecture with the inventor of the system, biomedical engineer Dr. John Jaquish.

Dr. John Jaquish began his experience in life sciences after being told by his ... with Tony Robbins, Inventor of Osteostrong Devices and the X3 System ... Stay tuned for more great episodes on The CJEvolution Podcast!

John Jaquish, PhD is the inventor of the most effective bone density building medical device, which has reversed osteoporosis for thousands and created more powerful/fracture resistant athletes, John is now partnered with Tony Robbins and OsteoStrong for rapid clinic deployment.

This is where studios like OsteoStrong come in. Founded in Texas in 2012 by biomechanics engineer John Jaquish, whose mum was suffering with osteoporosis, the workout relies on osteogenic loading. Which translates to a quartet of resistance machines including a chest press, leg press, core pull and skeleton-stressing vertical lift.