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Finishing What You Started

Here’s a question for you:  How many times have you tried to learn something?  Once, twice, three times?  More?  My guess is that “once” is the answer most of us would give.  Maybe it’s time to consider finishing what you started! It’s really common to give something the good ol’ college try…find out that it’s more complicated,

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Thinking Athletes = Better Athletes

The #1 best question my athletes ask me is: “Why are we doing this?” It truly is a great question because it indicates that the athlete is thinking…thinking about how this particular thing that I’m asking them to do relates to performance in their sport.  Thinking athletes = better athletes. I also love this question because

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the almighty squat

“Listening to Pain” by Guest Contributor, Corey DuPont, PT, DPT & Owner of DuPont Wellness Mobile Physical Therapy

When you’ve experienced an injury, your body heals it in a predictable pattern that advances through 3 different stages of tissue healing.  (For more info on these healing stages, read ‘Let the Body Construction Begin’.)  Pain, however, does not always follow in the same suit.  Although pain is an unpleasant experience, it is a protective

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Back-to-Basics Attendance Champs!

It’s shout-out day!!  It’s time to celebrate the commitment that these Back-to-Basics Attendance Champs made over the last 2 months! As you may know, Back-to-Basics (B-2-B) has been going on in my 5:30AM group swim class since Sept.  It’s a 2-month long program focused on basic technique for all 4 swim strokes.  It’s fast, it’s

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“Experiment with Low-Volume, High-Intensity Training” by Guest Contributor, Sheree Keller, Triathlete

“About a year ago I listened to a podcast by Dr. Stacy Sims.   You may have heard of her – she is a leading researcher in women’s health & fitness.  I can still hear her voice ringing in my ears.  She explained that, as women get older, they are not able to maintain their desired

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