Motivation is overrated, discipline is what sets people apart. Between work meetings, having kids, being in school, or whatever responsibilities you may have in your life, it is inevitable that you get busy. This may lead to finding it difficult to stay on track with your health and fitness goals. You might have said yes to one, two, or all of those things and while I have empathy for them, I must ask what you're doing to work around them and achieve your goal? read more
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Want a higher peak? Then stop training only at the peak, and start developing your base.
To begin yo [...]
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Target the scapular (shoulder blade) muscles, which get much less attention than they deserve.
When [...]
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Smart training is being able to avoid burnout and knowing your body well enough to listen and back o [...]
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When you remove the excess you often find what is real.
“All that is real you can’t buy [...]
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