Breath + Exposure

Expert-Induced Amnesia

Have you ever watched a high-level performer in their element and wondered, how do they make it look so easy? Simply imagine an Olympic weightlifter snatching a barbell, a professional

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Fake Fatigue, Go Home

Picture this. You’ve had a big event planned for weeks and have been extremely excited for it. (I’m talking, Kristin Wiig SNL Surprise Party skit excitement…you know the kind.) So,

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Now You Know: “Sym Pathos”

“There’s three types of breathing. There’s sympathetic. There’s parasympathetic. Then there’s pathetic.” – Tait Fletcher, ladies and gentlemen. Okay, okay. First, I hope that made you smile. Second, besides this

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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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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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