Just Keep Running with Evan Blakeney
Jul 24, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 13 segments
PJ Glassey has spent almost 40 years testing what actually works in strength training, and it led him somewhere weird: racing up skyscraper stairwells. In this episode, the founder of XGYM breaks down…
PJ GlasseyGuest
Evan BlakeneyHost
But the main base reasons behind the new methodology and development of it was to solve three main problems that I saw with traditional training.

Sets and reps was invented in 1891 by Eugene Sandow, a famous European strongman that came over here to the U.S. to make his fortune.

And so they wanted Eugene to tell them how he got so buffed because he was getting all the chicks.

And so finally they wore him down and they said, well, you can make money by selling us your methodology.

But you have to commit to, you know, as a starting bodybuilder, if you want to become one, you have to start out at 10 hours a week and then increase it over time.

But the main base reasons behind the new methodology and development of it was to solve three main problems that I saw with traditional training.

Sets and reps was invented in 1891 by Eugene Sandow, a famous European strongman that came over here to the U.S. to make his fortune.

And so they wanted Eugene to tell them how he got so buffed because he was getting all the chicks.

And so finally they wore him down and they said, well, you can make money by selling us your methodology.

But you have to commit to, you know, as a starting bodybuilder, if you want to become one, you have to start out at 10 hours a week and then increase it over time.
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