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Category Archives: blogging issues
ZZ Top, Blogging About Cheap Sunglasses, And Training For The Ironman
FitOldDog’s trick to finding blogging ideas, leading to ZZ Top, cheap sunglasses, and choosing the right gear for the right function as an endurance athlete. Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, equipment, exercise and health, Exercise Tips
Tagged Exercise Tips, gear, injuries, motivation, sports psychology
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Top Fifteen Blog Posts Indicate That My Readers Are Interested In Living A Full Life
The top 15 posts of this blog indicate that what I am doing is probably worthwhile for people wanting to live life to the full with a health challenge. Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation
Tagged blog, Exercise Tips, motivation
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Google Analytics Brings My Blog Alive
The real trick with Internet commerce is to realize that these are real people, and they come through your door in exactly the same way that our customers come through the door at Johnny’s Gone Fishing, and Google Analytics let’s me enjoy observing their visits to my store. Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, business, motivation
Tagged blog, business, Internet media, motivation, Philosophy
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Injured Muscle Or Corrupted SQL Database It’s All An Opportunity To Reflect
Running into problems blogging can be like running into problems running, in that you consult the experts but at the end of the day you have to play your part and get involved in your own (blog or body) recovery. Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, Body Awareness, Exercise Tips, motivation
Tagged blog, Exercise Tips, motivation, Philosophy, sports psychology
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A List Of Eleven Posts That I Enjoyed Writing For This Blog In 2011 By FitOldDog
Eleven blog posts that FitOldDog enjoyed writing and which contain concepts or ideas that he considers to be of value. It takes a lifetime and lots of mistakes to learn to train safely as an older athlete, but don’t give up because life is brief, only too brief! Continue reading
Computer Or Man Behind The Curtain Creating Titles In StumbleUpon And What Does It Mean For Endurance Training?
This story of the authors lack of knowledge with respect to social media software is used to provide an example that might encourage you to find a good coach sooner, rather than later, when it comes to safe exercise for better health and endurance training, as you don’t know what you don’t know. Continue reading
Wise Workouts To Do When You Are Sick With A Cold Or Flu
Don’t workout when you are sick with a cold or flu as it won’t help your fitness and it may make you sicker, slowing your recovery. It can even be dangerous, especially for older athletes who are at greater danger of mortality from the flu. You won’t be exercising for better health, you’ll be training for greater risk. Continue reading