In August of 2020 I wrote a blog that outlines my coaching philosophy and the 3 keys I keep in mind with every coaching exchange. Honestly it was one of, if not my favorite piece I authored of all time. I share that blog with every client and the feedback is always incredibly positive. If […]
Broken But Not Busted – Part 2
My jaw was wired shut for 15 days and 17 hours. Honestly, it was pretty miserable. I slurped all my food through an oversized boba tea straw. I had to sleep somewhat upright, so thank goodness for my son’s Craftmatic adjustable bed. I was on pain medication – which actually served more as an anti-anxiety […]
Broken But Not Busted
Accidents happen in the gym. We’ve all been there. Tripping over a dumbbell you forgot you put down, dropping a plate on your toe, bonking your head on a high cable attachment, the list goes on and on. However, on Saturday July 30th I had a pretty significant accident that changed the entire trajectory of […]
Grit and Behavior Change
I came across an interesting “megaanalysis” (https://www.pnas.org/content/116/47/23499) which examined data from over 10,000 cadets at the US Military Academy at West Point. When analyzing data on cognitive ability, physical ability, and grit, the researchers found a few interesting things. According to the research article, on arrival at West Point each cadet goes through a 6-week initiation […]
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