Brett Williams is a Senior Editor at Men's Health magazine, with a focus on fitness and wellness. With a background in personal training, Brett provides expert advice and guidance on exercise techniques, workout plans, and achieving fitness goals. His articles have been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Men's Health magazine UK, and Men's Health Australia.
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Brett Williams focuses on producing "How To" articles related to fitness, exercise, and strength training. He also features promotional deal content in a smaller proportion of his articles.
For effective outreach, consider providing him with well-researched and practical fitness tips or workout guides that can help engage his audience. Additionally, if you have innovative products or services related to fitness or athletic training, Brett may be open to discussing promotional deals for these offerings.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Brett's coverage areas, it's essential to tailor pitches that are relevant globally and cater to a broad audience interested in fitness and exercise topics.
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By: Trevor Thieme C.S.C.S., Brett Williams
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By: Ebenezer Samuel, Brett Williams, Cori Ritchey
Everything you need to know to get started with your new workout routine.
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