Fitness Made Simple

For those who want all the benefits of exercise without devoting a lot of time to doing it.

Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

Is It Change You Want—or Just Relief?

A lot of people say they want transformation. But often, what they really want is relief—relief from discomfort, aging, stress, weakness, or simply from not feeling like themselves.

I don’t promise quick fixes.
I don’t try to make hard things easy.
I make hard things possible—by breaking them down and showing you how to face them.

That’s where real change happens.

For those who are ready, it’s worth every second.

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Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

Your Body Is a Symbol

That strength becomes a symbol.

Not to impress others—but to remind yourself:

“I’m still here. Still in command. Still choosing.”

The body you build now reflects how you plan to live the rest of your life.

And that message matters—especially now.

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Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

The Artificial Zoo: How Our Instincts Are Killing Us

Modern humans are animals out of context—domesticated, distracted, and disoriented. We’ve constructed an environment so far removed from the one that shaped our biology that our most trusted internal signals—hunger, desire, fear, pleasure—are now liabilities. We live in a highly curated artificial zoo, and unless we learn to master ourselves within it, it will destroy us.

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Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

The Science of Recovery: Why Once a Week is Enough

By training smart, not more, you get the benefits of exercise without it dominating your schedule. That’s why our program, when mastered, requires just one workout per week. It’s not about doing more—it’s about getting more out of what you do.

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Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

Minimum Effective Dose: Why Just Enough is Enough

The minimum effective dose or MED is a term borrowed from medicine which means the smallest dose that will produce the desired outcome.

Too little is ineffective. Too much can be harmful.

In the context of exercise there are two fundamental MEDs to remember:

1.      To remove stored fat, do the least necessary to trigger a fat-loss cascade of specific hormones.

2.      To add muscle and strength, do the least necessary to trigger muscular and hormonal growth mechanisms.

Knocking over the dominos that trigger both events takes surprisingly little time and effort.

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Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

Improve bone density.

At Precision Exercise, we specialize in isometric exercise, the solution you've been looking for. Research consistently shows that regular isometric exercise, combined with a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, can significantly improve bone health and reduce fracture risk.

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Hugh Hines Hugh Hines

Improve blood pressure.

Research since the early 2000s demonstrates that isometric resistance training (IRT) can significantly reduce both systolic and diastolic blood pressure, with results comparable to antihypertensive medications.

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