Decades ago, fitness consisted of two workouts: all-out, all the time; and LSDlong, slow distance training. Then fitness went high-tech. Personal-metrics devices from companies like Polar, Garmin, Nike, and others became a billion-dollar industry. Nutrition took wild turns, too. Rocky-style raw-egg shakes were replaced by beet juice smoothies as the (legal) performance-enhancing drug of choice. […]
Read moreWhat the fxxxk a 100km Ultra Marathon?! I think these were the first few words that came out of our mouths when Roger decided to challenge us to the Vibram HK 100KM trail run. What the hell had I let myself in for? Personally, Ive had my share of crazy endurance experiences in my military […]
Read moreSigns you are over training: Exercise is good for you but sometimes in our quest to improve we think the more the better and consequently do not allow our bodies enough rest and recuperation. The outcome is that by over-training we actually do more harm than good and weaken our changes of achieving our goals.Some […]
Read moreMany parents today spent their childhood riding their bikes and playing games like baseball or dodgeball on side streets and in neighbors’ backyards. Many children today spend much of their time indoors, playing games on their tablets or watching television. The American Academy of Pediatrics says lots of unstructured outdoor play is critical to the […]
Read moreMost of us work long hours: 40, 50 or even 60 hours each week. But chances are, given distractions like online entertainment, office snacking habits and ill-designed time management, we’re only churning out high-quality work a portion of each day. Here are five practical steps to incorporate into any morning routine to optimize your time […]
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