Holding Pellegrino’s hand, Jacob Weisgold, 21 months old, carefully maneuvered his way along a balance beam as his father, Dean Weisgold, looked on. “He’s so good!” Weisgold said. “Isn’t he?” said Pellegrino, beaming. Jacob jumped off the beam and grinned.

There are a lot of programs out there helping kids move, and Kid Relentless is happy to be among those motivating youth to be fit!

Thanks to all the parents who attended and Aubrey Whelan for the great piece!

Put. That coffee. Down.

Coffee’s for closers only.

Maybe you recognize that quote from a tour de force Alec Baldwin speech in the movie Glengarry Glen Ross.

It was directed at a member of the sales team that he was hired to motivate, implying that coffee can’t be had until a deal had been closed.

I’ll now direct the quote at you.

(Note: In a much less threatening manner than Alec Baldwin’s Blake character, a true a******, if there ever was one.)

Coffee’s for closers.

It’s closing time here at Relentless Transformation.

All the work you have put in – all of the fatigue, pain, and sweat– needs a strong close, an exclamation point.

Close it weakly and this will have been just another eight weeks.

Close it with strength and this will be yours to remember always.

I have the utmost faith in you. I am your absolute biggest fan.

It stands to reason that I expect the best from you.

In that spirit – when we sit down after Day Fifty-Six – how would you like your coffee?

The Philadelphia Inquirer stopped by Kid Relentless to do a story on kid fitness in Philadelphia. To all the parents who came out: Thank You! The kids were wonderful!

Photos Taken by Ed Hille. Check out his work here.

Can you find the 5 differences? Click the pic and win!

Love this concept, love these shoes! I find this movement to be inspiring and hope you do too.

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5 things are different! Can you find them? Click the pic and win!

A funny thing happened. Daily Fuel was no longer enough. It was time to create my own content and my own form of expression.

Enter Relentless TV. It’s something I am amazingly excited about and something I plan to grow to its fullest potential.

Why Relentless TV?

I firmly believe that you control you. You are responsible for what you see in the mirror each and every day.

That being said, I am a realist. Not everyone knows how to initiate physical change. Not everyone has a firm grasp on the building blocks of exercise and nutrition. Not everyone has an easy time staying motivated and setting positive goals for growth. There are obstacles that stand in the way of the ideal you.

Relentless TV is here to empower you. Its aim is to provide all the knowledge that you need to transform your body; it is equal parts exercise, nutrition, motivation, and ambition.

Things are about to get really exciting around these parts!

I hope to see you all over at Relentless TV – try an episode out and shoot me a comment!

5 things are different! Can you find them?

Before Kid Relentless, there was KMC! KMC will always be part of my life, and my kids will always be my kids. Special thanks to Ms. Karen for giving me the opportunity to grow and be great! I would also like to thank all my co-workers, the team girls, and most of all my students and their parents!

[Update:7/7/10]
Now with all the photos!

When training for any sport there is always that ONE game, match, or meet that you train for all season long. Last weekend Joseph Kozlowski, a student of mine for several years, had his big event: The Trampoline National Championship.

From day one of this season Joe has had his eye on the prize. He overcame obstacles, injury, and illness and in the end he crushed his goal to become number 1 in the nation! Congratulations Joe and all the KMC trampoline team members, keep dreaming big and working hard.