🎯 Why Do You Keep Getting in Your Own Way? Ever feel like you're the one sabotaging your own progress?Like you're doing exactly what you said you wouldn't — skipping workouts, eating garbage late at night, ghosting opportunities — and you don’t even know why? This episode hits hard.I’m breaking down what self-sabotage really is and why so many of us (especially high performers and tactical professionals) fall into the trap of saying one thing but doing another. 🚫 It's NOT about laziness.🧠 It's your nervous system, your fears, and your identity at war. 🔥 Inside this episode:• What self-sabotage actually is (and what it isn’t)• How fear of failure, fear of success, and low self-worth fuel destruction• The real reason you're stuck in comfort and chaos• Tools to rewire your identity and stop quitting on yourself• Why structure > motivation — every time• How to build systems that make discipline automatic ⚠️ If you’re tired of the shame spiral, the “start over Monday” mindset, or feeling like a fraud… watch this now. You’re not broken. You’re just running old code. 👇 Ready to stop playing small?Book a coaching call or join our crew inside the Heroic community. This is the work that actually changes lives.

Working on training everything and getting some fresh air and sun.. https://youtube.com/shorts/zZnCTW47lHU?si=RbDos7-p1TT3LHda

Alright, testing out the new setup here, but let’s get into it—because this is important. Huge shoutout to Antonio for posting his range work. Love seeing this! And for everyone else—if you’re hesitant to post fitness-related stuff because you feel awkward recording in the gym, let’s get past that. Also, if range work is more your thing, post it! We can ALL learn from each other. Some quick filming tips for anyone sharing firearms training: 📌 Show your hands – This helps analyze grip, muzzle flip, and trigger mechanics. 📌 Get a wider angle – So we can see foot positioning, stance, and recoil absorption. 📌 Include a shot of your groupings – Helps track progress and spot issues. Now, let’s address something we all see too often… the “range guy” who ONLY trains with a firearm but neglects his body. You know the type: lethal behind a pistol but out of shape, avoids combatives, and won’t train because one workout made him sore for a week. Look—your job (or your mission) requires more than just shooting. You will fight, run, chase, and physically engage way more often than you will fire your weapon. If you’re elite with a gun but can’t move, fight, or sustain effort, you’re a liability. Skill without fitness is a half-measured approach to readiness. So let’s push each other. Let’s be LETHAL & ATHLETIC. Keep posting, keep training, and keep getting after it. 💪🔥 Drop your training clips below! ⬇️ #TrainHard #BeReady #MoreThanAShooter

**“Supplements don’t have to be complicated. Stick to the basics and avoid the fluff. ✅ Whey Protein – Pick a simple, high-quality blend. No need for overpriced BCAAs. ✅ Creatine Monohydrate – The most researched supplement ever. Cheap, effective, 5-10g daily. ✅ Fish Oil – Supports heart health, joints, and inflammation. ✅ Electrolytes (LMNT) – Best ratios of sodium, potassium, and magnesium for hydration and performance. Vitamins? Keep it simple: • Vitamin C & Zinc – Immune support, especially for first responders. • B Complex – Helps with stress and energy. That’s it. No gimmicks, no unnecessary add-ons. Save your money, fuel your body right. 💪”** @Sam Velazquez

Hey team, I’m doing some spring cleaning in the group this week. 🌸🧹Much like cleaning out my garage, sometimes I toss things I think are done being used—only to realize my kids still play with them. 😅I don’t want to make that mistake with your account! 🙈If you’re still gaining value from this group and want to stay, drop a “HERE” in the comments so I don’t remove your account. ✅Let me know you’re in! 👇