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Appropriate Relative Intensity: Essential

In order to drive adaptation, training needs to have a certain amount of intensity. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: training is all about the proper stimulus.

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DIDEROT EFFECT

An old tale talks about philosopher Denis Diderot, generally a poor man, coming into luxury (specifically a beautiful scarlet dressing gown). Diderot now owning a beautiful gown, felt that the

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Passport of Movement: The Overhead Squat:

I once went to a physical therapy office for an assessment. I performed a series of tasks that all served as data for the doctor of physical therapy to gain

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Accepting Messiness, A Practice

“Anything that starts intellectually usually sucks.”  I heard this a few week’s back while on a walk, listening to Bruce Springsteen talk about his creative process on a podcast. You know those

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Specialty Course Expo Saturday

There’s a figure of speech that begs the question, “a mile wide and an inch deep or an inch wide and a mile deep?” When it comes to the specialty

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