Robertson Training Systems

Posted by Jessica at 08:52PM on June 08, 2009

More youtube clips please.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge & enthusiasm with the world : )

Posted by Lance Goyke at 11:14PM on June 08, 2009

I agree with more video clips. Having done my own series, I can tell you I'm a fan.

Posted by Matt S at 09:48AM on June 09, 2009

Gotta say, Mike, I love youtube clips and podcasts.

I've just stumbled onto your blog after reading numerous prior T-nation entries -- I'm glad I've found your blog site also!

Personally, I'm really interested in content like the "what I am listening to in the gym" article. It's just really cool to see what pros are doing on a more personal level.

Anyways bro, I'm loving the blog!

Take care.

Posted by Dean Leach at 11:08AM on June 09, 2009

Mike!

Keep doing what you do, man! Keep poundin' us in the head with as much info possible to help us get bigger, quicker, faster, stronger & looking great nekked! And of course to help us perform better on the field or court or whereever! I personally would like to see how you train your athletes & the results they are receiving from it. Numbers, before & after pics. That sort of thing.

Posted by nimrod69 at 09:07AM on June 10, 2009

yeah ... more youtube vids pls ... thks! !

Posted by Chris at 09:20AM on June 10, 2009

I believe that the plan that you have made in your newsletter sounds great. I enjoy podcasts and the newsletters. I am certainly looking forward to seeing the result of the project with you, Bill, and EC. I also enjoy the youtube clips.

Just a suggestion, maybe when you write newsletters, you could add in youtube clips to maybe give another angle on the point you are trying to make or just to help clarify anything.

Here are a few possible content ideas:

- Discuss some of your personal training goals currently and how you plan to achieve them (I enjoyed it earlier when you discussed how to get your bench back up)

- Discuss any new idea/concepts or methods that have been on your mind that you may be experimenting with your clients

- Any notable books you have read with ideas you may want to share

- You could also try some personal topics if you want like TG's recent one called "What's in my Fridge", that, indeed, was fascinating

Well, that is all I can think of to contribute to the future of RTS. Good luck.

Posted by Chris at 09:20AM on June 10, 2009

I believe that the plan that you have made in your newsletter sounds great. I enjoy podcasts and the newsletters. I am certainly looking forward to seeing the result of the project with you, Bill, and EC. I also enjoy the youtube clips.

Just a suggestion, maybe when you write newsletters, you could add in youtube clips to maybe give another angle on the point you are trying to make or just to help clarify anything.

Here are a few possible content ideas:

- Discuss some of your personal training goals currently and how you plan to achieve them (I enjoyed it earlier when you discussed how to get your bench back up)

- Discuss any new idea/concepts or methods that have been on your mind that you may be experimenting with your clients

- Any notable books you have read with ideas you may want to share

- You could also try some personal topics if you want like TG's recent one called "What's in my Fridge", that, indeed, was fascinating

Well, that is all I can think of to contribute to the future of RTS. Good luck.

Posted by Dean Leach at 01:04PM on June 10, 2009

Mike,

I just read about two weeks ago the death of John Christy! I always enjoyed his articles in HG back in the day. Did you know him well or cross paths much?

Cause of death was bleeding of the brain. I was sad to hear this, he was so young.

Posted by Johnny at 02:16PM on June 10, 2009

Great web site and products Mike! In addition to what other have mentioned, I have a simple request; a search function for your web site/articles.

Posted by Sha at 05:16PM on June 10, 2009

Extended YouTube video's & Podcast that run together to present & demo a topic and would form the curriculum for a new product. This way everything runs together instead of just random info that's hard to come back to in the future and can be updated.

Posted by Anna at 06:14PM on June 10, 2009

Definitely more podcasts. I have really enjoyed all of them and have gone back to listen to a couple of them a second time.
Thanks for all you do!

Posted by Mike Robertson at 06:55AM on June 11, 2009

Everyone -

Thanks so much for your feedback! I sincerely appreciate it and I'll work hard to keep the content coming.

Most importantly, thank YOU for continuing to support myself and RTS!

All the best
MR

Posted by Scott Olson at 08:28PM on June 11, 2009

Great site and thanks for being willing to share. I like the youtube videos but also keep going on more of how to improve posture and the effects this had on your overall performance. That has been a passion of mine and I love to hear other trainers takes on it.

Posted by Pete at 09:38PM on June 13, 2009

Mike, Thanks for setting the bar high and taking the time to share. Personally I would like more of everything and I'm looking forward to the new products!