The Suck Percentage: Winning The Apley: And Camus On ModerationWhat percentage of life is practicing things we hate to do?4d ago4d ago
The Seventh Sense: Multi-plane Shoulder Care: And Boghossian On TruthWe’d rather have a physical problem than an emotional issue.May 11May 11
Why Do You Train?: Warm-up Order: And Might vs. RightThe more time you sit with simple questions, the more you learn about yourself and the more discipline you develop.May 4May 4
Why Every Meal Should Be Four Courses: How To Touch Your Toes: And T.H. WhiteWhen I had four courses, I felt full. Anything short, and I felt deprived.Apr 27A response icon1Apr 27A response icon1
What Training Looks Like 30 Years Later: NeckHAB: And A Postcard From The VolcanoA day of perfect dieting is fabulous. But a year of getting food mostly right is far better.Apr 20Apr 20
The BLT Isn’t The Issue: High-Hip Massage: And Steinbeck On StoriesThe solution to a strong back isn’t to play more football, powerlift, or more marathons. It’s practice.Apr 13Apr 13
Overcoming Chronic Pain Without Surgery Part NINE: Make Ready: And Epicurus On DeathHiccups are the price we pay for drinking from the fire hose of improvement.Apr 6Apr 6
Overcoming Chronic Pain Without Surgery Part Eight: Daystarters: And MusashiWe shouldn’t succumb to the discomfort but rather push into it.Mar 30Mar 30
Overcoming Chronic Pain Without Surgery Part Seven: Big Toe Flexibility: And Tokarczuk On…Imagine playing as a character trait, one that allows for something new, something risky, and most likely something that you suck at.Mar 23Mar 23
Overcoming Chronic Pain Without Surgery Part Six: Banded Hip: And A Bit of BlakeFitness isn’t comfortable — in fact, it’s the opposite. It’s finding ways to get uncomfortable so we can get better.Mar 16Mar 16