Campbell Lillard

Campbell has been working in both the fitness and nonprofit industries since 2018 after his release from Texas State Prison. During his time in prison, Campbell realized that there was much about himself he did not like, however training showed him that he could change if he set an intention and applied work. This realization led him on an obsessive quest to become the best version of himself he possibly could through subjecting himself to stress and challenge. He believes fitness is the relentless pursuit of growth. Today, he is passionate about using his unique life experiences to relate to and empower others. He uses movement as an effective place to start the conversation and believes in showing up 100 percent for his athletes. It is his drive and passion that lead him to Los Angeles to develop and train at the best gym in the world.

3 Systems That Effect Performance and Why You Should Care About Them (Part 1 of 4) – Understanding Stress Response

Human movement is infinitely complex. No one person will ever fully understand all of the intricacies behind driving adaptation through training. Some may see this as pessimistic. Instead, it is

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Nonprofit Boasts Remarkable Success Metrics

Since 2020, our nonprofit, DEUCE Community, has been helping those who are system, substance, and housing impacted navigate life on the other side of their lived experience. Our core belief

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Third Annual Tattoo Pop-Up to be Alcohol Free

For an individual to fully express their potential, they must; Be supported by their community. Exist in an environment that is conducive to their growth.  We realized that we were

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A Plea to Reason and Responsibility

Recently, we’ve explored specialty bars housed at the gym and how best to utilize them as tools to drive adaptation. Today, we’re going to talk about an overutilized tool at

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Options: From Bulls to Barbells to Specialty Bars (Part 2 of 2)

We’ve talked in Part 1 about the evolution of training from odd objects to straight bars to the introduction of specialty training bars to allow for different stimuli.  This article

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