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FitOldDog Is Not A Great Athlete But A Persistent One So Attitude Is More Important Than Genes For His Marathons
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! As you age you need to become increasingly aware of what is going on within and around your body if you want to stay in the game of life for as long as you … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, Older Athlete, Running
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, Philosophy, Running, sports psychology
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You Start Defining The Quality Of Your Old Age By The Choices You Make In Your 40s And 50s
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! If you want to enjoy an active old age, it might pay to make the right choices once the kids are grown and you have time for yourself. I watch many of my peers … Continue reading
Posted in aging, awareness, bike, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Older Athlete, Running
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, Older Athletes
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Painted Ladies Followed By A Circadian Conflict Meditation Reminding FitOldDog That His Reactions Create His Unrest Not Disturbances Themselves
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! Life sends us lessons on a daily basis, but, as explained in that great movie, Groundhog Day, we have to be reminded over and over again before they finally sink in and we reach … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, psychology
Tagged Exercise Tips, Philosophy, sports psychology
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Of Gyrations, Gyros, Gyrokinesis, And How To Facilitate The Transition From Slow To Fast Twitch Muscle Fibers On The Bike
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! It’s interesting how many decisions we have to make in a day, and some of them have the potential to impact our long-term health. It is just a matter of developing good habits and … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, nutrition, Older Athlete
Tagged Exercise Tips, gyrokinesis, nutrition
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The Overarching Goal Of FitOldDog’s Blog Is To Make Our Lives Better Through The Encouragement Of Change For The Better As We Age
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! Life is most certainly wet and dynamic, and dynamism requires that one embrace beneficial change. Change of Diet: But what should one change, and how does one know if a particular modification of our … Continue reading
Posted in business, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, nutrition
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, nutrition, Older Athletes, sports psychology
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A Running Cadence Lesson From My Dogs
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! Non-human animals are natural athletes, whilst we are burdened (and gifted) with an over active neocortex (that big lump of brain that causes us to solve problems, but worry about them too much). Non-human … Continue reading
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