Mike Campbell is a trainer, coach, author and a massive food and training geek.

When he started as a Personal trainer nearly 10 years ago, he didn’t envisage coming across the same issues day in and day out, however, he did, and constantly has. Now he focuses on solving these problems for men, and also what led to him creating his coaching business and writing his book.

Mike is incredibly passionate about helping guys become the best man they can be. Mike is the mastermind and creator of the ‘Unleash Your Alpha Program’– a proven system for helping men unleash the power and awesomeness that lies within them.

Plus he loves to cook, eat and talk to his food. He loves stone fruit, cold beer, red wine and to think of himself as a low level Batman. And he likes to lift heavy things, eat many a variety of meat and write short bios.

You’ll find his advice to be uncomplicated and immediately actionable.

Mike believes strongly in making things easy to follow and implement.

Mike’s passion is helping men create a better life by teaching them how to eat like a man, train like a beast, operate like a gentleman and become a legend. The Mike Campbell way…

The longer story: who is Mike Campbell?

My own journey to writing these very words has been a mixed one. I’m from New Zealand- a ‘Kiwi male’. Let me explain:

• A Kiwi male plays or watches rugby, he talks about it with his mates while having a beer or many. He is terribly bad at taking compliments and reasonably useless at giving them. He has never really mastered the art of emotions, so deep conversations with partners are shallow at best. Yarns with mates are usually jokes, stories and gags- all superficial. His problems are his problems, others problems are theirs. He can cook some meat on the BBQ, as we learnt this off ‘the old man’. Did I mention he likes to talk about sports?

I think you can get the picture. It’s also pretty safe to say that this description isn’t exclusively for Kiwi males, but most of today’s men, wouldn’t you agree?

However, it’s not always the case and in mine I had a wonderful upbringing in which my parents instilled great virtues and qualities in me and encouraged me to chase my dreams and follow my heart and passions. My dad is one of the genuine ‘do it all yourself handyman’, a jack of all trades and someone I’ve always looked up to as a strong role model. My mother was an amazing women and I’ll touch on her shortly. I have two wonderful sisters who have always been my friends (well, they coped the wrath of my immature self plenty enough) as well as being two of my biggest supporters in whatever I’ve done. I’ve been lucky to have some pretty awesome girlfriends that have helped to challenge me and make me a better man, none more so that my current partner Nardia, who has been a catalyst for what I do every day and an inspiration to always be better. Plus I’ve got great mates, guys that I’d go to war with. You know, if war was the pub (war- not for me), and having not had brothers of my own (until I landed two awesome bros-in-law) my mates are my brothers. And that’s not just meant in pseudo white-guy-come-brown kind of way, like truly brothers. Deep, I know.

This is how I am the man I am today- my life’s journey and the amazing people I’ve been lucky enough to be surrounded by and hang out with.

This leads me to my mother, one of the largest parts of my story and the main inspiration for why I’m now writing these words. Trish Campbell was and always will be an absolute legend and true inspiration. As a non-smoker her whole life (although I’m sure there must have been a puff or two as a rebellious teen, let’s face it…), she developed lung cancer and after living with more life, vibrancy and balls than most do in all their years, she sadly passed late on October 13 2011 when I was on my way to her bedside, about one hour’s drive away. I’ve always held my parents in the highest regard, however, unfortunately it took mum’s passing for me to truly realise her fight, courage, determination and true inspiration. In an ideal world I would have figured this out earlier and she’d still be around today to give me her evil stare for the teenage smoking call, but sadly that’s not the case.

I’ve been helping clients achieve their health and fitness goals for around ten years now, however, during the time mum lived with cancer as well as her constant lasting inspiration, I strengthened a deep passion for my own health as well as helping others with theirs and spreading my message of health and wellness to as many people as possible.

I realised that not only am I immensely driven to do this, I have a duty to help others with my knowledge. I can’t not do it.

I did technically start training at the tender age of 8 years old when I received the Hulkamania Workout Set for Christmas, and subsequently ‘lifted and jumped’ in the lounge on regular occasion, much to the immense amusement of my sisters. I didn’t care, I couldn’t be happier, starting my path to forearms like Hulk. However, I have spent my adult life fine tuning thisprocess and I’ve seen it work for hundreds of clients.

Now I’m not that guy that used to be 150kg, weak, depressed, sick and full anti-alpha, but my life hasn’t been all dedication, focus, hustle, squats, chin ups and abs. I have been down the path of most men, if perhaps in some way different, still very much the same.

I was always active and played many sports excelling in particular at rugby. When I was at university I played very competitively, I even had All Blacks and other international players in my team.

So you might think I was an athlete; in great shape, ate well, avoided booze, driven- sorted.

I wasn’t. At all. Far from it in fact.

Ironically I’m much better suited to that highly competitive sport now, now that I have my shit (a lot more) sorted.

You see I was making some pretty basic, but ultimately costly, mistakes.

My dream was to become an All Black. It didn’t happen, and I can tell you why. It was the same mistakes I’ve touched on above. Let me explain:

1. Not being clear on my goals and not realising the drive, focus and action and application needed to actually achieve them. My priorities were waaay off track for this
2. My nutrition was horrid. Admittedly I was a broke student, but I managed to find enough cash for beers. Heaps of beers. I ate cheap mince, pasta, bread, noodles, baked beans, takeaways, McDonalds, like a lot of McDonalds. I had no idea what I was doing and my body and performances suffered horribly
3. I was an athlete, right? Well, I went to training 3 times a week and played on Saturdays, but I hardly did anything outside of the team practice work, and when I did I was like a blind-folded nun at a swingers party- just trying to figure out how to get out unscathed as quickly as possible
4. I partied. A lot. As I mentioned, I was a student, so this involved too much excess, not enough quality sleep and then late and all night cramming for exams and assignments. My lifestyle was a mess
5. I was generally a lot closer to sloth and couch bound Nintendo player than upstanding citizen, fit to run the country one day or at least show men how to live a more awesome life. My life was living one week to the next, with no real pleasure past the weekend- oh and not freezing to death in my shitty flat!

Now, I personally live and breathe the message in this book and am an unremitting example of its effectiveness. I consistently maintain a lean muscular physique without extreme dieting or measure of any kind. I’m a happy and positive guy that centres my world around friends, family, loved ones and things that make me happy and I make these a priority. Of course I have tough moments, stressful manic days, but I consistently put myself and my loved ones at the heart of my everyday decisions.

The blue print in this book is how I live my life. I’m by no means perfect, but I constantly strive for excellence and I take pride in myself, my appearance and behaviours and what I represent as a man.

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“The content of this inspiring book is a reflection of Mike’s truly wise ideology and it is indeed the ultimate hand book to provide you with the tools to discover your own unsurpassed physical, mental and spiritual ALPHA potential!” – Pete Evans, 7 x author, chef & nut activating badass…

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