Classic Attributes Of Manly Men Feat. Vic Verdier (EP. 80)

Men of Iron Podcast

On EP. 80 of the Men of Iron Podcast Chad sits down with Vic Verdier as they discuss classic attributes of manly men. The life of a modern man is not about being a Spartan or a Viking. It is not very relevant anymore, even if it could be motivating at times, but there are classical attributes that seem to be less and less common, attributes that the modern man should embody. Vic was in the French Navy for 10 years and he had the opportunity to train numerous soldiers in a multitude of topics, including Close Quarter Combat, skydiving, long-range weapon shooting, first aid and explosives. "Men do hard things. Be comfortable being uncomfortable." // Vic Verdier Vic Verdier Coaching Website: www.vicverdiercoaching.com MovNat's website: https://www.movnat.com/ Vic Verdier's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicverdiercoaching/ Looking for additional resources to help move this conversation forward? Check out "20 Lessons That Build A Man's Fitness." In 20 Lessons That Build A Man’s Fitness, author Vince Miller teaches men how to view their physical body as a vehicle of worship to the Lord and offer him their bodies as sacrifices. Buy this phenomenal resource today at menofiron.org/shop We are growing an audience and we need your help. Share this on your social media feeds, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts! To get further connected with Men of Iron, here are some options: Follow “Men of Iron” on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Share it with friends on your social media feeds. Join our private, men’s Facebook group – www.facebook.com/groups/amenofironcommunity. This is a group for men who desire to lead their families, churches, and communities with passion and excellence. It is a place to be sharpened. An outlet for accountability, prayer, encouragement, and praise. At Men of Iron we equip men to know God and their purpose by providing tools and training for growth in their faith, family, friends, fitness and finances. Find more at www.menofiron.org.