Eric Bartosz is the founder of BAR40 and the author of the internationally acclaimed and bestselling book ‘BAR40: Achieving Personal Excellence’. He lives in Center Valley with his wife Trish, daughter Riley and pug Piper. Eric is an adjunct MBA professor at DeSales University and at Muhlenberg College in the Masters of Organization Leadership program. He serves the community as an Upper Saucon firefighter, member of the Parks and Recreation Commission, President of the Saucon Rail Trail Oversight Commission and non-profit event and race organizer. A competitive runner for over 20 years and shoe tester for Runners World Magazine, Eric can often be found logging miles on the Saucon Rail Trail.
Nothing great in our lives is going to happen on a social media site, but plenty of amazing things can when you create more time and opportunity in your day to let it.
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Once we build accountability for bringing our fitness pursuits into the spotlight, we are well on the way to ensuring that we achieve what we set out to do. The path we take to get there is up to you.
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