Another week almost in the books (and a quarter of the way through May) means another installment in our Featured Fitness Content series. If you haven’t read through last week’s material, you can find it here. And before we dive into this week’s content, I’d like to remind our readers of the new Human Advancement …
I’m proud to announce the official launch of the Human Advancement Podcast. I’ve been compiling audio from various events, interviews, guest lectures, expert panels, and more since October; now we have months worth of content logged to supplement our ongoing effort to bring industry experts, high performing athletes, and sought-after personalities to your phone, speaker, …
Over the past week, Ruthless Performance has had a few appearances on various media platforms. With the current lockdown, our goal as a company has pivoted to a large degree, but ultimately for the same purpose–maximizing human performance. But our new (and temporary) focus on wellness isn’t to the exclusion of performance. Performing at the …
If you haven’t check out the 50th edition of Featured Fitness Content, I recommend that you do that here. Otherwise, here are some great recent reads in health and wellness. This is edition is a bit outside of the norm for this series as it includes some research, some news on the business side of …
Featured Fitness Content: Volume 51 (Late January) Read More »
John Matulevich, owner of Ruthless Performance will be bicycling cross-country for Hillside SPCA and Back in Black Dog Rescue with the goal of raising $10,000 and awareness for Hillside SPCA and Back in Black Dog Rescue. The unsupported, 3,900-mile cycle will begin at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, CA on Saturday, August 24th …
The Ruthless Performance Ride America: a 3,900-mile Cycle for Charity. Read More »
In early October, I was fortunate enough to present to a group of students for the BU Strength & Fitness Club at my alma mater, Bloomsburg University. It was a mixed crowd, with some planning on creating a future for themselves in the field of health and wellness, while others were business students looking to …
