The Lift To Live Society

Stop dying.Start living.

Using fitness as our foundation, we help people take control, break destructive habits, find purpose, and start living again.

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  • Fitness

    Build a stronger you.

  • Mindset

    Take control.

  • Community

    No Homie Left Behind.

  • Faith

    Christ first.

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Lift To Live OS

Your life.One system.

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One system built to help you take a harder look at where you are, stay accountable, and keep moving forward.

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  1. Mindset

  2. Body

  3. Purpose

  4. Relationships

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Free. Every Sunday. 6:00 PM ET.

Accountability Calls

No gurus. No bullshit. Just real conversations about where you are, what's getting in your way, and what you're going to do about it.

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Real conversations. Real life.

The Lift To Live Podcast

Dylan and Phil talk fitness, mindset, faith, relationships and life. Real conversations, plenty of shit talk and zero sugarcoating.

45+ Podcast episodes

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The movement is growing.

  • 45+ Podcast episodes
  • 2021 Founded

What the homies are saying

  • Both of these guys are awesome dudes who would drop anything if you needed them.

    — Anthony “TJ” Mitchell
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    I used to work with both Dylan and Phil. Both of these guys are awesome dudes who would drop anything if you needed them. Both of them did just that a few times over the years especially when I was having a tough time with family and work in general.

  • Having an advocate for mental health in the first responder community is a massive win.

    — Stephen Lent
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    Met Dylan through a mutual friend and quickly became close friends as we shared similar paths in life. Being able to talk to Dylan about the struggles of working shift work in LE and keeping friendships, relationships and coping with the terrible things we’ve seen and experienced with the job has helped me tremendously. Having an advocate for mental health in the first responder community is a massive win.

  • I saw Phil a couple of days ago at the gym and we had a good 5-10 minute convo and he gave me some good advice about life, school, career.

    — Youssef Karboub
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    I saw Phil a couple of days ago at the gym and we had a good 5-10 minute convo and he gave me some good advice about life, school, career. Great experience and helped out a lot

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