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 […]
Habit Replacement: A Strategy
In my life and when coaching others, I find it is sometimes easier to replace a habit that we want to change with another habit, rather than focusing solely on not doing the thing we no longer want to do. Why is this? Habits are a part of our lives for different reasons. A common reason is to […]
Filled with Science, but Unscientific
I hate to say it, but many of my fellow science-interested lifters who throw up #evidencebased in their posts are the perfect ammunition for the eye-rolling bros who view the whole concept of a scientific approach to lifting with disdain. The disdain these bros have often doesn’t actually come from science, but rather from the […]
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