Weight training is a good way to get your complete body in shape. What Boudreau had witnessed was a classic radicalization process, Koehler told me. Its phases are remarkably comparable whether the individual is becoming a member of a sect of religious extremists or a group of neo-Nazis. First, the recruit is euphoric as a result of he has lastly found a option to make sense of the world. He tries to transform those around him—and, in the case of radicalized Muslims in recent years, to make them care about the suffering of Syrians. The second, extra frustrating stage comes when the convert realizes that his family members aren’t receptive to his message. That is when the household conflicts start: arguments over clothing, alcohol, music. At this point, the convert begins to consider advice from his cohorts that maybe the only option to be true to his beliefs is to …